On the Esplanade Beach in the early morning around sunrise.
It has been a while since kayla and I have walked along this beach. We have returned because the grass seeds in the bushland are all pervasive.
My recent early morning walks with Kayla have been on sand to gently strengthen my leg after the infection. I usually walk from Kent Reserve to the Granite causeway along Esplanade Beach, then back again along the footpath path.
It's usually sunrise when I cross the mouth of the Inman River near the caravan park:
I still need to avoid walking amongst the coastal rocks west of Petrel Cove because if I trip and fall I may damage the just healed infected skin graft. It is best to be overly cautious. Walking to Dep's Beach or to the rocks at the bottom of Kings Beach Rd are off limits. It is walking on the flat, hard sandy surface of the beach for the moment to build up the muscle strength in my leg.
The wild storms and rain have passed. I have returned to exploring the literal zone. The sky is clear in the morning, and there is early morning light on the coastal rocks:
The light now is very different from that before the storms that battered South Australia.
I'd walked past this rock formation for a year or more on the daily poodlewalks without noticing it:
I only noticed it when we had to hang about waiting for some people and their dog to pass our location by on the coastal path.
Early morning light at Dep's Beach. The photo was made whilst I was on an early morning poodle walk.
The quartz and the granite looks good in the early morning light