Kind Squares Photo Challenge #19 ~ Queensland: One of a Kind
Destination: Tallebudgera Creek, Gold Coast
The protected waters of Tallebudgera Creek have long been a favourite of Gold Coast holiday makers. Originating in the hinterland at Springbrook, the creek flows down the mountain range and through the Tallebudgera Valley for 25 kilometres before joining the Coral Sea between Burleigh Headland and Palm Beach.
Tallebudgera is one of those places families return to year after year and many south eastern Queenslanders have fond memories of their first school camp beside the creek.
The sandy beach is perfect for picnics and the calm water is a haven for swimmers. It’s no surprise that the creek is popular with fishermen too – the name Tallebudgera means “good fishing” in the local indigenous language.
This month I’m joining in every day with Becky’s October Kind Square Photo Challenge over at The Life of B. The rules are simple: most photos must be square and fit the theme word “kind”. Look for #kindasquare
It does look a lovely spot, Carol. You Aussies are spoilt for beaches 🙂 🙂 (pot calling kettle!)
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Any Australian will tell you we have the best beaches in the world, Jo. And I’ve yet to see any better beaches anywhere else. 🙂
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And you have plenty of them 🙂 🙂
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We sure do. 🙂🌊
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The water and beach in the last two shots look so inviting 🙂
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The water was crystal clear Eunice, but in early September it was still too chilly for me to go swimming.
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Looking beautiful!
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Gorgeous at any time of year!
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Beautiful!
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Such a lovely area of the coast and not busy the day we were there.
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The beautiful kind 😀
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Yes, perfect for a lunchtime picnic and a rest after our long walk.
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How fabulous 😀
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You have been to some amazing places!
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And even more since then. We’re lucky to be able to travel freely within Queensland at the moment.
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It’s a big enough state with so many diverse areas.
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True! We’ve seen a lot but there’s more to visit.
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You never really need to go out of state! We loved Port Douglas and also the interior. I liked Magnetic Island too.
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I’d love to be there right now!
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It’s a beautiful spot, with very handy free parking just around the corner.
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This looks beautiful.
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It’s a gorgeous place and perfect for young children.
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Such a beautiful beach, Carol. I could do with a beach holiday right now.
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We’ve been lucky recently to have two beach holidays, at Hervey Bay and at the Gold Coast. Because of the very low incidence of Covid in Queensland, we’re allowed to travel freely within the state. I’m happy to share with you until you’re able to do the same. 🙂
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That sounds wonderful.
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💕 love the beaches there, the weather isn’t bad either
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We had glorious weather all week.
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yep, we didn’t 🙂
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That was unlucky.
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