Living on the south-western coast of Victoria means we get some pretty rugged weather off the Southern Ocean.
But when the storm passes and the sunlight hits the sea, the peacefulness really is beautiful.
Late afternoon sunshine begins to break through the clouds at Stingray Bay, Warrnambool.
Late afternoon sunshine on calmer waters at Stingray Bay, Warrnambool.
Sunshine through the clouds reflecting on the Hopkins River near its mouth at Warrnambool.
I don’t know about you, but I love a stormy sky and the different qualities it brings to the landscape.
Mt Leura is relatively small for a ‘mountain’, but it does afford a spectacular view of the “lakes and craters” landscape of this dormant volcanic region.
Overlooking Camperdown.
Looking north – the rain is coming!
Looking northeast.
Looking east, over Lake Corangamite toward Colac.
Mt Sugarloaf – a perfectly conical formation nestled beside Mt Leura.
An Aussie Maple Leaf, adrift on the wind... 