When I wasn't taking pictures of dogs at Lorne - missing Penny and thinking how much she would have liked to be there - I was photographing the cliffs and the rocky outcrops.
The coast along The Great Ocean Road is a photographer's paradise!
The rocky part of the shore made me think of the sad poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson that a long-ago teacher made me memorise. (I'm glad to have had such a tough-loving teacher!) It's called Break, Break, Break.
Friday, 15 July 2011
Tennyson's poem about the sea
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Tennyson,
The Great Ocean Road
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2 comments:
What an absolutely gorgeous photo! We wish Penny could have come along too!
Love ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
Maggie and Mitch, though it pains me to say this, perhaps I had a more relaxing time without Penny! I'm sure I wouldn't have taken the dozens of photos I did, because I would have been playing with Penny and enjoying being in the moment rather than being contemplative.
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