winter : oyster farms
The view from the carriage is always beautiful, especially when the train weaves around the Hawkesbury River, past tiny fisherman cottages, derelict sheds and humble tinnies.
Early Saturday morning the rain was bucketing and the fog was heavy. It made for an eerie yet mesmerising picture.
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Holy moly. Not bad on the click, are ya!
wow, love the mood of these!
Beautiful. So interesting to see a different side of the world as the heat rises here…
Gorgeous photos, Jodi.
Ronnie xo
eerily beautiful. brings a lot of memories back of my childhood up there. thank you. xo
Lovely captures. What a lovely view from the train. x
What a gorgeous piece of the earth. You've captured it so well!
Beautiful captures!
I love that view too. (:
Indeed, mesmerizing.
Lovely atmosphere in these shots.
I can't stop looking at these photos! Love the quiet, lonely feeling of fog.
The Hawkesbury certainly is an eerie magical place. I grew up not far from there and the train ride through there remains my favourite. I always used to dream I would live in one of those little shacks you can only reach by boat 🙂
Gosh, many moons ago I lived in Gosford and went to tafe in Hornsby, so I know this journey well. This part was always so serene, especially early in the morning when it's foggy. These days I'm a million miles away in London, so thanks for reminding me.
Ah your blog design is so stunning! x
I take this train trip twice a week to work, i will never tire of that view. There is a beautiful little blue cottage with a chimney that stands alone on the edge of the river, i dream about what it would be like to live there, it would be so peaceful,truly my dream home. One day i will hop off the train at Woondabyne & photograph it so i can hang it on my wall.
Fan-freaking-tastic! What an atmosphere! xx
I have always been drawn to eerie-type imagery. This is haunting, but so beautiful. I would be itching to explore.