The feeling of being curled up in you arms with our fingers intertwined and the soft feel of your breath on my neck can never be put into words. I can, however, tell you that it is where I belong and it is in those arms that I feel at home. ❤️
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Bells BeachVisit Great Ocean Road site :
This beach is on the bucket list of every surfer and every traveler on their Great Ocean Road voyage.
But in a country renowned for its jaw-dropping beaches, why is this tiny stretch of sand so famous? To put it simply, it’s the surf capital of Australia. With an international reputation as one of Australia’s best surf beaches. Every Easter, Bells Beach hosts the International professional surfing community for the Rip Curl Pro event.
Bells Beach is an amazing spot - either in the water or out. There isn’t much ‘beach’ at Bells, it’s mostly a glorious cliff-face, and views from the cliff-top car park are spectacular - a great spot to watch local surfers out in the water.
Not sure how it happenes that Queensland's golden beaches with great surf and much warmer water could have a lower reputation! (!?)
Surfers at the Bells BeachVisit Great Ocean Road site :
This beach is on the bucket list of every surfer and every traveler on their Great Ocean Road voyage.
But in a country renowned for its jaw-dropping beaches, why is this tiny stretch of sand so famous? To put it simply, it’s the surf capital of Australia. With an international reputation as one of Australia’s best surf beaches. Every Easter, Bells Beach hosts the International professional surfing community for the Rip Curl Pro event.
Bells Beach is an amazing spot - either in the water or out. There isn’t much ‘beach’ at Bells, it’s mostly a glorious cliff-face, and views from the cliff-top car park are spectacular - a great spot to watch local surfers out in the water.
Not sure how it happenes that Queensland's golden beaches with great surf and much warmer water could have a lower reputation! (!?)
Surfing at the Bells BeachVisit Great Ocean Road site :
This beach is on the bucket list of every surfer and every traveler on their Great Ocean Road voyage.
But in a country renowned for its jaw-dropping beaches, why is this tiny stretch of sand so famous? To put it simply, it’s the surf capital of Australia. With an international reputation as one of Australia’s best surf beaches. Every Easter, Bells Beach hosts the International professional surfing community for the Rip Curl Pro event.
Bells Beach is an amazing spot - either in the water or out. There isn’t much ‘beach’ at Bells, it’s mostly a glorious cliff-face, and views from the cliff-top car park are spectacular - a great spot to watch local surfers out in the water.
Not sure how it happenes that Queensland's golden beaches with great surf and much warmer water could have a lower reputation! (!?)
Bells Beach lookoutVisit Great Ocean Road site :
This beach is on the bucket list of every surfer and every traveler on their Great Ocean Road voyage.
But in a country renowned for its jaw-dropping beaches, why is this tiny stretch of sand so famous? To put it simply, it’s the surf capital of Australia. With an international reputation as one of Australia’s best surf beaches. Every Easter, Bells Beach hosts the International professional surfing community for the Rip Curl Pro event.
Bells Beach is an amazing spot - either in the water or out. There isn’t much ‘beach’ at Bells, it’s mostly a glorious cliff-face, and views from the cliff-top car park are spectacular - a great spot to watch local surfers out in the water.
Not sure how it happenes that Queensland's golden beaches with great surf and much warmer water could have a lower reputation! (!?)
Surf patters at Bells BeachVisit Great Ocean Road site :
This beach is on the bucket list of every surfer and every traveler on their Great Ocean Road voyage.
But in a country renowned for its jaw-dropping beaches, why is this tiny stretch of sand so famous? To put it simply, it’s the surf capital of Australia. With an international reputation as one of Australia’s best surf beaches. Every Easter, Bells Beach hosts the International professional surfing community for the Rip Curl Pro event.
Bells Beach is an amazing spot - either in the water or out. There isn’t much ‘beach’ at Bells, it’s mostly a glorious cliff-face, and views from the cliff-top car park are spectacular - a great spot to watch local surfers out in the water.
Not sure how it happenes that Queensland's golden beaches with great surf and much warmer water could have a lower reputation! (!?)
To the surf at the Bells BeachVisit Great Ocean Road site :
This beach is on the bucket list of every surfer and every traveler on their Great Ocean Road voyage.
But in a country renowned for its jaw-dropping beaches, why is this tiny stretch of sand so famous? To put it simply, it’s the surf capital of Australia. With an international reputation as one of Australia’s best surf beaches. Every Easter, Bells Beach hosts the International professional surfing community for the Rip Curl Pro event.
Bells Beach is an amazing spot - either in the water or out. There isn’t much ‘beach’ at Bells, it’s mostly a glorious cliff-face, and views from the cliff-top car park are spectacular - a great spot to watch local surfers out in the water.
Not sure how it happenes that Queensland's golden beaches with great surf and much warmer water could have a lower reputation! (!?)
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"Lost Lad sits at 518 metres high and there is a permanent toposcope (orientation table) positioned here as shown in the photo. It is fun to use it to identify many key features and tops in the surrounding area. Here is the story of how Lost Lad got its name.
A 13 year old shepherd boy called Abraham Lowe lived with his widowed mother in the now lost village of Derwent. One wintry day, Abraham’s mother sent him to round up some sheep from the high moorland to bring them to shelter. As always, his faithful dog was at his side.
Abraham found many sheep but the weather continued to deteriorate. Despite knowing the moors intimately, he eventually became lost. He searched and searched for his way home but in the end had to give up. Finally, he huddled for shelter beside some rocky features on that aforementioned hilltop and gradually succumbed to hypothermia. He didn’t survive.
His mother and several neighbours searched the area but their frantic efforts were continually thwarted by the poor weather and snowfall. It actually wasn’t until spring when a fellow local shepherd found Abraham’s body. Abraham lay curled into a foetal shape in the lee of the rock. Tragically, on a slab of gritstone near his body, he had desperately scratched the words ‘lost lad’ to mark his position. It is said that, despite the timespan and intense cold, his faithful dog was found alive at his side.
At the side of the Toposcope you will also find a large cairn said to have been created by passing shepherd’s. As a mark of respect, they would always add a stone to the growing pile as they strolled by. It is also said that many walkers, particularly in winter, report seeing the ghost of the lost lad. Maybe he is still wandering the windswept moors with his sheepdog at his side?"
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It is gritstone and part of the long ridge of stone known by geologists as The Chatsworth Grit that runs down the east side of the Peak District. Stanage Edge, Millstone Edge, and Curbar Edge are all the same type of stone.
The stone was formed around 320 million years ago when the area was in a huge river delta. The grit was washed down the river from mountains further north and deposited in a wide area. Sometimes there would be layers deposited containing mud which would form softer rock. As it has become exposed to the elements in later years, these softer deposits have eroded, so the layers can be clearly seen in the rock.
Salt Cellar Boulder is so called because many people feel it’s shape resembles a salt pot"
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