Second Valley Beach is frequently promoted as an ideal family-friendly destination. Upon our arrival, Joel's immediate observation was its diminutive size, referring to it as a "small, tiny, puny beach!" Nevertheless, the area was teeming with visitors, seemingly more people than sand. The beach featured an abandoned jetty and a distinctive belt of unusual rock formations extending away from the shoreline. Fortunately, the tide was low, allowing us to safely traverse the narrow, stony trail leading to the rocky outcroppings.
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The water looks amazing. Is it as clean as it looks?
ReplyDeleteYeah, definitely very clean. Pristine
Delete...beautiful Sunday Best!
ReplyDeleteIt is easy to click the shots but hard to post them in blogs
DeleteVery nice path along that beach.
ReplyDeleteIt is actually about 2km walk
DeleteIt is good people can enjoy the water, and fish from the pier. Your photos show this to be a lovely place to be.
ReplyDeleteVery small though. Can't believe everyone decided to pack in there
DeleteIt's so cold here today. That looks like absolute heaven!
ReplyDeleteBeach in WA is looking better actually
DeleteThis trail amind the rocks looks dangerous, unless one is young and fit. The blues are gorgeous!! Are there sharks?
ReplyDeleteOf course, sharks are around. We dip our feet in the water only
DeleteDefinitely unusual rock formations, yes. And dark in colour too.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how the single fisherman is doing.
Zero fishes caught. Silly fisherman with so many people in the water
DeleteA beautiful spot!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely nice looking beach
DeleteNice day for it.
ReplyDeleteYeah or the beaches look crap
DeleteBeautiful photos, I love the first beach scene. Take care, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe crowd just turns me off
DeletePrecioso lugar y muy bellas fotografías.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures of a beautiful place
ReplyDeleteThat beach is truly heavenly!
ReplyDeleteIt was not far from Rapid Bay either
DeleteI wonder about the rusting metal contraption in the second last photo. It looks like it was a winch. I wonder if there was once a cable hauled ferry across.
ReplyDeleteYes, you are so observant. I missed the story about that winch
DeleteUnas bellas escenas marinas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos, amigo
You have been entertained watching the movies.
ReplyDeleteMust be safe there to swim and as you say, not much sand.
The geology of that place is fascinating! Parts of the Columbia River Gorge are like that.
ReplyDeleteI am learning the areas to explore photography from your comments over the years
DeleteI love the combination of mountains and beach! Spectacular photos!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful spot even if the beach is rather small. The color of the water is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLike cyanide lol
DeleteThat does look like a very small beach. You got some great shots.
ReplyDeleteLa playa si que parece pequeña, pero el entorno siendo un poco aventurero al igual que hicisteis vosotros se puede dar un bonito paseo.
ReplyDeleteCreo que hay una playa mas pequeña la cual tengo pendiente de visitar.
Saludos.
Very tiny beach in deed. It is still popular
DeleteWonderful photos, I love the colours :-D
ReplyDeleteLas fotografías son preciosas. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteI love those intense colours! Beautiful, James. Thanks for taking part in the "My Sunday Best" meme.
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