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Beneath the waters of Roebuck Bay and out into the depths of the Indian Ocean, grow the wild oysters which lured pearling masters such as Ancell Gregory, and led to the inhumane conditions for divers endured by enslaved indigenous boys and desperate Japanese islanders. Yet the beauty on the surface is bewitching.
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WOW!!! Such spectacular sunsets!!!
ReplyDeleteOh yes sunset, thank you. I will one day get to Cable Beach to see if for myself. In the meanwhile I will be satisfied with the gull flying into the sunset. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me so much of my own visit to Broome in August 2008. The sunsets and locale are beautiful.
ReplyDelete2nd one is beautifully composed. There's nothing like sunset over the coast.
ReplyDeleteWe see none of the terror here...only the beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours in those sunset shots.
ReplyDeleteFilled with serenity after viewing your blog today. Thank you for keeping my dreams alive.
ReplyDeleteThe photos are ... absolute PEARLERS!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right. Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh memories. Isn't it a beautiful place. Snap I took similar pics too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset shots...always interesting to ponder what lies beneath...
ReplyDeleteStunning. And deceptively serene, I think?
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