Friday, April 13, 2012
Semaphore sunset
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We have been having some glorious weather this week; temperatures in the upper 20's and very little wind, and to top it off an evening glow when the sun sets. This was the Semaphore Jetty yesterday, much less busy that it was last weekend during the Kite Festival.
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1 comment:
This life guard tower is quite high, how do they get down? Slide down like a fireman?
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