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my Okato Beach

These are shots that I took at Okato Beach on New Year's Eve. You can see Hubby's photos here.
It was quite a hike for an old lady, such as myself, so we probably won't be going back.

The black sand formed a flat beach that dropped off at the tide line and
the low tide watermarks were gorgeous.

I couldn't find any information about this bit of man-made structure. I shall keep looking.

I love how smooth the water has made the rocks and wonder how big they were.


While sitting in the sand enjoying the scenery, I noticed these itsy, bitsy shells. Of course,
you can't tell from this shot.

So, I took them home and put them next to a 'normal' conch that is about 3.5 inches/8.9cm wide.





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13 comments:

  1. ...such wonderful looking rock and shells.

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  2. Hari OM
    Living on a pebbled coastline here, it always amazes me how the smallest shells can remain intact against the forces of nature! I can almost smell the salt and seaweed in your images. YAM xx

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  3. Am seeing green with envy about all you found at the beach - the imprints on the conch is sooo pretty!

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  4. Oh gosh Betty....I can almost hear the water...I have been to a black sand beach...beautiful...Michelle

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  5. Beautiful photos. I haven't been to a black sand beach before, but would like to visit. Thank you for linking up today and hope to see you back again next week!

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  6. Fine photos from this black sand beach. The walk there was probably healthy, and you got great photos and a wonderful collection of sea shells. Perhaps you will go back soon?

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  7. Just beautiful photos. I love the dark sand and the grass.

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  8. I live over a hundred miles from the ocean so love to see beach shots. I have never been on a black sand beach and enjoyed your photos, especially the shells. I've done a little shelling at Sanibel Island, in Florida (United States) but again, that is a long way away for me. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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  9. I just love the driftwood sculptures people make on our beaches- they are such a good focus point.

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  10. What beautiful photos. I like your sea shells. I collect some here too on the shore walk. I have never seen a black sand beach before until now, thank you for showing it.

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  11. What a great hidden treasure! Love the purple and the miniature shell collection~ Glad you shared, it sounds like a walk I probably wouldn't make ever for the reason you say (only it is even truer for me).

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