WPC: Morning
During the July 2014 holiday season in Margate on the Southcoast of KwaZulu-Natal, we watched the lifeguards setting up their station early in the morning, before the arrival of the holiday crowd. The flags demarcate the “safe” area in which swimmers and surfers can enjoy the water under the supervision of the lifeguards.
This served as a reminder that not everybody in this popular coastal town is having a fun holiday; some people are at work earning their daily bread.
perdebytjie
Dis ‘n baie mooi fot,Hester!
HesterLeyNel
Dankie. Dink dis een wat my seun geneem het. Hier is so baie kameras en amateurfotograwe hier rond … 😀
perdebytjie
Haha..solank julle nie baklei oor kopiereg nie!
HesterLeyNel
Haha. Nee, die bestes word onder kopiereg van ons webontwerp-besigheid geplaas en leen dit uit vir kliënte. Die res bêre ons op ‘n eksterne hardeskyf wat in my laai lê. Let wel – MY laai.
perdebytjie
😄
rondomtaliedraai
Ooo dis mooi! Jy kan dit ook gebruik as ons eendag EENSAAM as tema kry!
HesterLeyNel
Dankie, ja, dit lyk nogal verlate, nê?
Anuscka
Wat mooi! Wat zou ik daar graag zitten bij zonsopkomst! Heerlijk plekje! ❤️
HesterLeyNel
😀
scrapydo2.wordpress.com
Mooi foto en pragtige oggend. Daar is ook maar altyd mense wat moet werk.
HesterLeyNel
Ag, werk hou ons besig en aan die gang 😀
scrapydo2.wordpress.com
Uit die kwaad en weg van al die neerdrukkende gedagtes.
aj vosse
I could do with earning my daily bread on a Natal beach! Just imagine… your winter temperature is about ten degrees warmer than our summer temperatures! 😉
HesterLeyNel
Eeeew, please remind me not to visit you in winter.
aj vosse
Well… the last winter was rather good… we only got the cold as spring was supposed to begin! Blame that little Spanish fella off the South American coast! 😉
HesterLeyNel
Ja, that one that I blame for the gale-force winds, rain by the buckets and flooding rivers. No wonder our usually pristine beaches are now covered in debris – sugar cane stalks, plastic bottles, old shoes …
aj vosse
Skulls? 😉
HesterLeyNel
😀 😀 Nope, no casualties, thankfully.