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:

  1. My goodness: those chairs on the headland.

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

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  2. 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. :-)

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

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

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  4. What a wonderful place to explore!

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

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  6. Oh my! those chairs and that cliff! Andrea

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

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  7. Heart balm at its best and most beautiful.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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    1. I wonder how far they are from the edge Diane?

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  12. I sure do agree with you. Lovely.

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  13. 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.

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    1. You can find Debbie at

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

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  14. 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.

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