| Garden area of 104
Seal Point Road
Looking across the bay |
From lounge window |
From front veranda |
Local wildlife |
From garden |
Front veranda |
Boats on quay |
Us from quay |
Boat almost in garden (dry dock!) |
  
| Fishing boats come and
go, slipping soundlessly into and out of the small
harbour, dissolving into the fog (when its foggy, which
happens often, I am told) or ploughing through the
placid water, the wake rippling and sparkling in the
sunshine. In early afternoon these colourful lobster
boats return, one after the another, and it’s
fascinating to watch them from our sitting room window,
coming in with speed and determination, a bow wave piled
up in front, as they charge right into the small
entrance of the harbour. I wonder, will they stop in
time! And yet they always do, losing speed suddenly as
they swing, then drift around, and pull up against the
jetty or snuggle up against another boat. |
Kayaking from the house
© 104 Seal Poin |
