Monday, 7 October 2024

Boats

 


I haven't visited this town in a few years but it's still a favourite place. Warkworth is about maybe an hour north of Auckland. The water i nthe scene is the Mahurangi River and flows out through the harbour to the Hauraki Gulf.

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15 comments:

At Home In New Zealand said...

It is years since I actually stopped in Warkworth, and I don't think I have ever been down to the river. Your photo makes me want to visit there again :)

Tigger's Mum said...

Perhaps the only part of the country I only visited once and briefly. There is so much yet to see and appreciate. Must come home.

local alien said...

Boats on the river, always a wonderful picture

s.c said...

Funny those pointed caps on those chimneys of the small boats. So each country has its own adaptations to some things anyway. Also a pleasant photo to just look at.

Revrunner said...

Boats and boat docks. Love them!

Iris Flavia said...

Looks great - and peaceful (other than that boat I was on last week and bruised my head in the storm).

DawnTreader said...

Looks very summery!

Bill said...

The boats look lovely, a very nice photo.

NCSue said...

I need to get back to the shore. I find water so healing.
Thanks for sharing this lovely shot at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2024/10/budding-artist.html

magiceye said...

The boats are waiting to be unleashed!

Judy Biggerstaff said...

Nice pic of the boats. It's always interesting to see different types of boats.

Tom said...

BOAT stands for
Break
Out
Another
Thousand!

csuhpat1 said...

Such a beautiful pic. So very peaceful.

Sharon said...

What a great view of the boats there and it looks like a perfect day to be out and about.

Graham Edwards said...

I loved Warkworth. Stopped there a good few times over the years.

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