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103/2010

Last sunset of February

Can you believe it’s March already? I want to get a photo of at least one sunset every month to get a list similar to the one I had last year and I’ve realised last night was the last chance to see one in February. Fortunately the beach is not too far, the summer is still very much in the air (we played our first soccer scratch match in 37 degrees yesterday…) so there you go: last sunset of February at City Beach.

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1701/2010

Scarborough Beach

Alright, today I just have to mention the temperature cause we’ve had this year’s hottest day so far: it was 43 degrees and believe me it is really, really hot. It’s pretty much too hot to do anything except staying at home with the air con on all the time. Fortunately yesterday was a little bit cooler (just a bit tho, 35 I think) so I went to one of the most popular beaches in Perth: Scarborough. And of course took few pictures so that you can check it out as well.

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1001/2010

North Beach

Time for the first sunset photos of 2010. This time from North Beach, another nice beach withing 20 minutes drive from my house. Enjoy.

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3112/2009

Sunsets of 2009

It’s been an eventful year, that’s for sure. And no matter what tomorrow is not only a new day, tomorrow is a whole new year. New hopes, new ideas, may it be best it possibly can! To remind you and myself that there’s always a new day this time few shots of sunsets (but not only) I had a chance to see in 2009.

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2911/2009

Kite surfers

Summer is coming to town! It’s getting hotter and hotter here so every now and then when I get a chance I go to the beach. When you finish work early on Fridays (as I do!), every weekend seems sort of like short holidays when you get a chance to have a swim in the ocean or just go for a walk on the sand. Especially when you grew up few hundred kilometers from the seaside. These days I live less than 10km from the ocean so quite often I get to check what’s going on the beach. And when it’s quite windy there’s a lot of kite surfing going on.