More from the archives of my little holiday in December...
Another favourite aspect of the Morninton Peninsula area (where I grew up) is the bathing boxes. See those small colourful buildings beyond the boat masts?
Note also the sky in the photo above. I think the cloud formation is rather stunning... and the orangy pink sky in the distance.
This was the same night as my Mt Martha sunset shots
Here is a closer look at these lovely little pieces of (expensive) real estate. These colourful buildings are privately owned and were built for the purpose of changing into swimwear and storing beach items.
Some are painted in relatively subdued colours and others very bright .
Some have doors basically opening onto the sand and others include balconies and more storage underneath.
Happy Friday & have a wonderful weekend!!
Linking with:
Skywatch Friday
Friday's Fences with Jan & Jer and
bathing boxes = really cool! Thanks for stopping by my blog and for your sweet comments!
ReplyDeletehow very interesting - and quaint!
ReplyDeleteThey are funny looking boxes! Each one is just slightly different from its neighbour - and yet they all have the same style of door.
ReplyDeleteThe sky shot is fantastic. Happy sky watching.
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happy sky watching
ReplyDeleteThey are so colorful and adorable...
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
... beautiful holiday memories, the colorful little houses looks funny.
ReplyDeleteGreeting Karin
Whowwhh, was für hübsche Häuschen, ein schner Farbtupfer.
ReplyDeleteGLG Marianne ♥
I definitely think they are pieces of art - so charming!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering just how expensive these little boxes are. :)
Love the beach cabin colours. It has something special.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
That sky is amazing and those beach huts are awesome..I so love all the colours..it does make for a very nice picture.
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated Australia day!
Aren't they wonderful? A work of art indeed! Such a colourful addition to the beachscape. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post. Love the little boxes, and you're first photo... You can see the rain!
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing shot - the first one! the sky is just breathtaking!
ReplyDeletebtw, thank you for visiting my blog! you surely can use my quote! I'm really happy you like it!
what an amazing shot - the first one! the sky is just breathtaking!
ReplyDeletebtw, thank you for visiting my blog! you surely can use my quote! I'm really happy you like it!
These are so interesting looking and very colorful. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful...Visiting from skywatch...
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These are all fantastic shots mum; you have captured the scenery perfectly. When I look at the photos I can actually feel the atmosphere; as if I jump into the photo and am present in Melbourne. You have a gift to take the viewer on a journey just by looking at the photo. So, it only fits to say that a picture paints a thousand words - in this case, a photograph
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDelete...as cute as can be!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Liz. I've not seen any bathing boxes in Australia. They are quite amazing. Love the sky in these photos too.
ReplyDeleteThey are just amazing little bathing boxes, love the colors and your shots.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome! What a cool concept to! Obviously I don't live near a beach.
ReplyDeletewow, some where to visit one day soon. lovely & quaint. thank you for sharing with friday fences. (:
ReplyDeleteOh, what cool things you can do when you have lots of money. These bathing houses are so bright and festive looking. I bet everyone has a grand old time when it really is swimming season. Liked all of your photos. They really did help giving someone who knew nothing of bathing houses a better understanding. genie
ReplyDeleteWonderful beach huts, I love these colorful shots.
ReplyDeleteThis post was so original--don't know that we have beach houselets in that number in the U.S. Great idea if you can afford it, making coming to the beach less hassle. And you're right, taken together they're an artform. I'm off to admire your other sky shots now.
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