Showing posts with label waves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waves. Show all posts

Monday, 22 January 2018

Rough Seas, northern end of Rosedale


Usually getting around this small rock platform to Boatshed Beach could mean getting your toes damp at high tide. At low tide, it's very sandy. Recently with the rough seas, at high tide, it's definitely leg-wetting!

Tomorrow a picture at low tide, with calm sea.




Saturday, 20 January 2018

Rough seas, Rosedale main beach


Rosedale Beach is not patrolled by lifesavers, so you always take your chances. Not too many people have been swimming the past few days. In the last year or so, flotation buoys have been installed at two points along the beach, fastened to the cliff-faces. There have been drownings at Rosedale. Along this stretch of beach, there are several areas where rips develop. Families tend to stick to the northern end, locally called Boatshed Beach, which is usually much calmer. Those with young children might splash around in the lagoon - the mouth of Saltwater Creek. In high seas, at high tide,  it is sometimes open to the ocean.




Friday, 19 January 2018

Rough sea, Nun's Beach, Rosedale



The past few days have seen heavy seas along the NSW coast. Not quite as rough down south, but enough so warnings against rock fishing and reminding people to swim to swim only on patrolled beaches, between the flags. Most beaches in the Batemans Bay area have been "closed", which means that lifesavers do not put the flags out, and people are warned against swimming. 





Sunday, 3 February 2013

Toragy Point and Moruya Heads

There was a large southerly swell running as we stood at Toragy Point watching and listening to the ocean as it crashed and broiled below. 2 Feb 2013

Cemetery at Toragy Point










Tuesday, 8 January 2008