Rapid Bay, South Australia, is home to several other caves. Joel had been feeling unwell due to the earlier inclement weather. He was eagerly anticipating a great opportunity to photograph Granite Island before visiting Rapid Bay. Fortunately, his spirits lifted when the clouds began to part at Rapid Bay. I, too, was pleased, as there were new subjects to photograph in this area. I would not have visited had Joel not needed to attend a wedding there. These caves are remarkably large. Unfortunately, the rocky walls exude an odor of urine, a consequence of the actions of some of the local youths.
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Yuk! I can imagine the odour. That won't have helped Joel's well-being.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I got a sensitive nose
DeleteSuch interesting terrain. I love that shot peeking out from the cave.
ReplyDeleteThat was the number 1 intent inside the cave
DeleteLovely photos. Shame about the smell though
ReplyDeleteHard to believe after all the efforts accessing them
DeleteIt's too bad that youths have to spoil things.0
ReplyDeleteWhat else can they do?
DeleteBeautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteThe cave is huge. I really like the second one with that stone path.
That was natural stone pavement
DeleteSpectacular photos and spectacular views from the cave.
ReplyDeleteHappy week.
Best regards
Natural framing is fun
DeleteDifferent and very beautiful place!!
ReplyDeleteFortunately, the wedding became the reason for the photo shoot!!
Well, I never like weddings
DeleteUna bonita sesión fotográfica donde lograste unas grandes tomas del mismo lugar, pero con diferentes enfoques.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Yeah, you can tell how I tried photographing the area before Joel ran out of steam
DeleteI am also interested in the plants and rocks. The plants are so strange, are they cactus? And all the rocks look nice for a collection.
ReplyDeleteThe plant is called Euphorbia Paralias or called sea spurge. It is considered as pest - an invasive species to Australia Coast.
DeleteYour camera found wonderful subjects, especially the huge caves. Love the shot looking out the cave entrance.
ReplyDeleteImagines bellas de un lugar que intuyo muy interesante de visitar.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
One huge urinal. Yikes. Sure is beautiful though.
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Good shots. Sad about the odour though.
ReplyDeleteI would think a sensitive nose is a good thing in your line of work. Also a nuisance. Pictures are great!
ReplyDeleteMy sense of smell is very strong
DeleteThey look good caves but the smell isn't good.
ReplyDeleteVery rough terrain.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful plants and views from the cave. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI would most likely stay away! The fourth photo is my favorite here.
ReplyDeleteIt is my favorite too
Delete...but this is beautiful to look at!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures
ReplyDeleteNice place to visit!
ReplyDeletePity about the stinkiness in the caves but they certainly are gorgeous, as is this whole are with the rocky beach.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like such a wild area. too bad about the odour.
ReplyDeleteA shame about the smelliness in the caves.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing your photographs.
All the best Jan
El paisaje se ve bonito. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the place that is in my bucket list , Thanks for sharing with Garden affair.
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