All kids love swings. They give a sense of freedom, of flying… Childhood bliss. The oft used swings in Tickle Park on a warm evening.
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January 26 2011
Australia Day! Dad having fun with kids on the slippery slide in Tickle Park. Who do think was having the most fun?
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January 25 2011
Coolum on a balmy evening. The sun setting in the distance….day is now a distant memory. Bring on the night.
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January 24 2011
Teens chillin’ on their skateboards enjoying an ice cream on a balmy evening at Coolum Central shops. Life is good.
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January 23 2011
Outdoor cinema in Tickle Park. Bring your seat, blanket, drinks and nibbles. An enjoyable night for everyone. The movie was an old Elvis classic.
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January 22 2011
Local man attempts to remove some debris from the floods from the water near Stumers Creek on Coolum Beach. It was a chunk of pontoon and much too heavy for one person to drag ashore.
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January 21 2011
The moon still shines against the azure sky early in the morning.
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January 20 2011
The water reflected in the windows of Coolum Caprice Apartments which overlook the ocean in ‘downtown’ Coolum.
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January 19 2011
Stand up paddle surfer taking advantage of the current flowing out of Stumers Creek to get out amongst the bigger waves.
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January 18 2011
Fisherman and son on the rocks at the southern end of Coolum Beach.
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January 17 2011
Blue skies are back. Holiday makers and locals have flocked to the beach to enjoy the surf and sun. Bliss…
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January 16 2011
The red flag flying means the beach is closed for swimmers. People enter the water at their own risk. There is a cyclone brewing out at sea so the ocean is churned up with huge swells adding to the silt … Continue reading