Thetraveljunkie.org – Life has been thankful and greatful lately in Blairgowrie, Australia! We’ve been hanging out at the beach a lot. The other day we spent a morning at Bridgewater Bay in Victoria, about a minute walk from our place. An exquisite bay, a deserted beach, a crystal clear nature pool with shells and freezing water, clams, starfish, crabs, fish, slugs, and sea weed.
Every crevice was exploding with colour and movement. The beach was littered with amazing aquatic treasures – broken corals, cute pebbles, sparkling shells. The ocean looked as still as a pond. It was simply amazing.
Plus there were lots of things to do: Swimming, surfing, beach run, and coastal walks.
Beach vibes are amazing here!
Wishing health and safely to you all during these extraordinary times.
We’re lucky to have a comfortable place to stay and food to eat. Thank you so much to our amazing Melbourne family supporting us.
For Mornington Peninsula Shire – Beach Closure Update, visit www.mornpen.vic.gov.au.
For more information about COVID-19 in Australia, visit www.health.gov.au.
We wish COVID-19 will be ended as soon as possible.
Stay at home, save lives.
Stay tuned for more of our isolation in Australia.
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