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Mornington Peninsula, Day Two

On Friday, Sally and I had a wonderful, leisurely and peaceful walk along Merricks Beach.  The sound of the waves, seaweed portraits on the sand, seashells, and a room with a view from the underside of the root bowl of a fallen tree!  Perfect.  I left a shell on the little altar to the sea in the tree room.  I hope it manages to stay there for a while!


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  1. Anonymous3 December 2018 at 08:45

    Beautiful - blessed to live in such a fabulous place. I love it. xxx

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