The pier was built on the footprint of the old one from the 1800s I think..300metres long.
There was a surfing and lifesaving competition in progress.
The sand artist Wayne went from being a long term drug addict and piss head (his words) to making art in the sand, after the shock of a mate's suicide. A clean canvas every tide!
The library was beautiful..and well used..and the help to fill the census forms was welcome! That's the third time we have been counted in ten years.
Behind the jolly front of the sea sun and sand, the place looks a little sad.
I should have stopped and taken a shot of what looks like a lovely huge green grassy area with shrubs and trees...but they are left over from people's gardens....and the street signs still remain to remind us of what was lost .
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A lovely town with a lot of assets. Waterfront, restored after a hurricane, interesting art, downtown bright and cheery!
Here is my pebble in the pool, thank you for sharing photos of these beautiful places and of the sand art and artist. I am a librarian, nice to hear that the library is a busy one, and that it is attractive. Hello from coastal California.
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