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Sunset over boats at Tauranga Marina




There's a very distinctive chill in the air, leaves are changing colour, there's a light smatterng of frost on my car in the mornings and nights are getting darker quicker.

Tauranga Marina looks after many boats and in the weekends we quite often see families with their fishing rods at the end of the pier.  Autumn is here and as you can see by these photos above these are the skies we are seeing more and more of I drive home from work at night.

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eileeninmd said…
Pretty sky and lighting, the boats are lovely too. Great series of photos. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week ahead!
Jim said…
What a great set of shots.
Photo Cache said…
You should be watching these dramatic cloudscapes with a little cold (or warm depending on the season) beverage in your hand. Great capture.

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Jarek said…
Lovely set of photos. I like
alp said…
Unas imágenes, muy bonitas...un saludo desde Murcia.
carol l mck said…
Absolutely gorgeous marina shots!

Happy Week to you ~ ^_^
mick said…
Lovely capture of the light over the boats in the marina.

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