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Wednesday, 22 August 2018

The beach at Brander’s Pond

In the summer, the pond is hidden behind summer’s flourish.



A stream flows from the pond into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The gurgling, soothing,




trickling sounds of the gentle flow can be heard over the surf ahead.



My husband and I are compelled to stop, look and listen.

Cottages along the shoreline mean a few people are on the beach but it’s far from crowded. Young families play in the sand, the stream or the sea.

A chair nearby looks comfortable.



Imagine a chat with friends around a fire there.



Don’t look down though.



The red cliffs and sea stack are a sharp contrast to the sea and sky.



Cormorants usually sunning themselves on the sea stack are gone fishing.

As we walk down the beach,



a glance back reminds us why we love this place.




30 comments:

Anvilcloud said...

My goodness: those chairs on the headland.

DJan said...

It is such a beautiful place, I agree. And you have captured its loveliness unique qualities very well in this post, Marie. I love the story of those three interesting chairs. I wonder who put them there. :-)

Debra She Who Seeks said...

Yikes! What a drop!

Linda d said...

I'd love to have a cool drink with you on those chairs....we could talk of birds and family and your lovely island.

William Kendall said...

What a wonderful place to explore!

Bill said...

A beautiful place to visit with stunning scenery. Those chairs are really on the edge.

Anonymous said...

Oh my! those chairs and that cliff! Andrea

Elephant's Child said...

Heart balm at its best and most beautiful.

Celia said...

What a beautiful place. And even better no smoke that I can see.

Celia said...

A feast for the eyes Marie. Thanks from my heart from smoky Washington State. :-)

PerthDailyPhoto said...

There's a lot to love here Marie, the three chairs made me smile.. not sitting on them though 😉

Marie Smith said...

I know AC! Wonder how far they are from the edge of the cliff.

Marie Smith said...

There is a cottage close by these chairs. I always imagine those cottages own them Jan.

Marie Smith said...

It sure is Debra.

Marie Smith said...

It would be lovely Linda.

Marie Smith said...

It is indeed William.

Marie Smith said...

It sure looks like they are Bill.

Marie Smith said...

I know! Quite something, aren’t they, Andrea?

Marie Smith said...

The sound of the sea and the scene is heart balm indeed EC.

Marie Smith said...

It is indeed Celia..

Marie Smith said...

BC is ablaze so you must have lots of smoke there Celia.

Marie Smith said...

Those chairs look inviting at first Grace.

Rhodesia said...

I have no fear of heights but I suspect even I would not sit happily in those chairs!!! Have a good weekend, Diane

Mage said...

I sure do agree with you. Lovely.

Marie Smith said...

I wonder how far they are from the edge Diane?

Marie Smith said...

It is serenity Mage.

Marie Smith said...

Debbie said, “pretty picture!! i think moving water is one of the most soothing sounds!! have a happy sunday marie!!”

I lost your comment Debbie. Sorry about that.

Marie Smith said...

You can find Debbie at

http://itsallaboutpurple-debbie.blogspot.com/

jenny_o said...

I could not -- NOT!! -- sit in any of those chairs! I get so dizzy with heights and feel like I am being drawn forward against my will! I'm shivering just thinking about it.

But it makes a wonderful picture. The cliff and the bank and the water all combine to be a spectacular sight.

Marie Smith said...

It was a picture perfect moment Jenny.