This is where 4 people were drowned in Nov 2023. This cave is totally under water within 10 minutes. 90% of the time, it is where fish swim.
Looks wet and raw. I kind of love it.
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Sunday, March 10, 2024
Forest Cave at Phillip Island for Sunday Best
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Looks beautiful but sounds scary, I hope the cave explorers stay safe. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI get scary vibe walking in it
Delete¡Cualquiera se mete dentro! As mejor verla desde el exterior, como has hecho tu.
ReplyDeleteDanger reeking
Deletehigh tide came in? That’s very sad they didn’t know. Earth has many dangers and beauties as well.
ReplyDeleteThey tried to swim in the waters...
DeleteIt's a beautiful spot.
ReplyDeleteTaken in the days I was hungry for sea caves to photograph
DeleteBeautiful color on the mountain
ReplyDeleteIt is a cave actually
Delete...it looks like a Sunday Best to me!
ReplyDeleteThis type of photo is not usually a cuppa for most people
DeleteMysterious and dangerous looking!
ReplyDeleteI did not want to stay long
DeleteBeautiful yet scary...nice click
ReplyDeleteThere is a different sort of atmosphere standing there
DeleteLas cuevas marinas suelen ser bellas pero algunas tienen esas trampas y se convierten en peligrosas.
ReplyDeleteReally hard to walk on these surfaces
DeleteSavage, dangerous and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour trips destinations are quite impressive!
The earth colour is fascinating
DeleteThere is so much colour in the photo, especially the rocks. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteTextures and colours. 👍😲
ReplyDeletePhillip Island ranges from the gentle and family friendly ...to the rugged and dangerous.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful place, but dangerous too.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That does look excellent and before I saw that 4 people downed there I was thinking it would be very dangerous.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a nice cave as you have photographed it, but those who drowned remind us to be careful with nature. Have a beautiful Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI've come to the conclusion that one must be watchful and careful around the Sea. You can't compete with it's strength. Still, a nice picture.
ReplyDeleteI can count my cave visits on one hand. There are a few in my area but I would never...
ReplyDeletescary when tide up....
ReplyDeleteexcellent shot
Lot of colors on that rockface.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a dangerous place to enter.
ReplyDeletePor lo que nos dices es tan peligrosa como bella esa cueva. La foto preciosa y la luz del momento hizo que lograses unos bellos colores.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Demasiado peligrosa, pero bonita. Besos.
ReplyDeleteDanger has beauty, but the price of enjoying it may be very high... Thanks for taking part in the "My Sunday Best" meme, James.
ReplyDeletePowerful image, Roentare! The people who drowned were probably panicked and terrified. The thought stabs me in the heart. I've always wanted to see the Blue Grotto in Italy since I read about it in one of Richard Halliburton's books when I was a girl. A few years ago I was literally standing on a rock ledge a few meters from the entrance. It was sealed off by a high tide and a scuba diver was entering it. I had a glass of wine at a cafe by it and saluted the grotto. That's likely as close as I'll get to it in this lifetime. But I haven't given up all hope ~ lol!
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