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Exploring the Northern side
The day i got my skin burned!
It was about a some 3 hours trip,
walk and return to the town of coral bay. Along the way things were getting
more special...seeing baby sharks and manta ray cruising along the beach,
bones of giant squids scattered all around on the beach . And the landscape
is magnificently amazing. Passing through the tip of an inward bay ,
there would be just another long bay...the scenery just seems to be endlessly
over and over again.
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The town of Coral Bay
from the Northern side. This bay you are looking at is so-called The
Coral Bay. |
The bay ended at the tip
left side in the picture. After passing through that tip, there would
be another long inward bay presented. |
In a very deep inward
bay a couple of baby sharks were cursing right against the shore.
Amazing to see a number of them and in such a short distance. |
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I tried to approach
them...but never worked. |
In fact, these REEF
SHARKS are more scared of you than you are scared of them. |
Sharks!! |
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I once saw a bigger
shark under the water right in front of me...it looked really horrible,
with red eyes and big teeth. |
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Also baby Manta Ray as
well. |
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Now you can see there were really a lot of them
together. Quite weird coz sharks are meant to be solitary creatures. |
Further upon the north,
there were a thousand of segos resting on the shore. |
They must be preparing
of a upcoming long journey to the somewhere of nowhere... |
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From my observation in a
group of sea gulls, there are always a few of guards surrounding for
surveillance. Interestingly they constantly swapped their position with
the sea gulls resting in the middle. Pretty mother nature. |
A very faked pic of me
running through the sea gulls haha. Fortunately the outcome looks not
bad and quite active! |
"Man have you got the
pic yet?!" |
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After they were gone
shits were dumped all around like painting. They always shit and shit as
i know. |
Sea gulls pick up squids
in the ocean and eat it on the beach. Only the bone would be left, as
the one shown in the picture. Numerous number of them in the beach. |
The white wave you see
in the picture is where the boundary of the coral reef and THE real
ocean. Ningaloo reef is not really expanded widely from the shore.. |
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After a bay, just
another wider bay. Beautiful Western Australia. |
You can see the coral
and plain water with sand bottom overlooking at the sea. Looks so fresh. |
If you tried to listen
carefully you could hear the sound from the white wave; banging the
cliff of the coral reef, sometimes it would be quite out loud. |
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The deep blue colour row
in the water is where coral presented; as the water is deeper as well. |
Just gorgeous. |
Look back where we
walked from...town of Coral Bay. This distance took out about 1 and half
hour. |
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big big wave. Power of
the ocean! |
Finally...we reached the
destination! |
The water looks so
beautiful behind me. After this pic i jumped straight into the sea;
after 1 and half walking my body was burning and soaked! COOL! |
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My fellow Martin.
Another faked stunt! |
Sheep found in the beach!!!
what the
hell were they doing there?
Courtesy of Martin's photo,
it was taken before i arrived in Coral Bay. At the same place where i went
shown above, there were a couple of sheep resting in the beach. He believed
there belonged to a farmer. Really weird they were there for a long time,
with no drinking water and food...i wonder they were becoming tasty lamb!
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"MMMie, MMMMMie" |
"My skip is burning...Mieeeee" |
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