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Pelican has some great sheltered beaches, inlets and coves and also great for taking your four legged friend for a swim. At the end of the cove you will find Milano’s Restaurant and heading towards Sydney you will come to Swansea and the channel, great for boating, fishing and a fantastic spot for diving.
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” Pelican Beach” was taken last week at Pelican right on dusk. Just as I was packing up for the day these lovely 2 pelicans came swimming past and were more interested in the sunset than anything I was doing.
Pelican is a suburb of Lake Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia. It is just a short 30 minute drive to Newcastle CBD and only 15 minutes to Warners Bay and all the cafe’s and restaurants along the foreshore.
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“Winter Sky” is a the first shot in a three part series taken along the shores of Belmont Bay, Lake Macquarie, in August 2006.
With a perfect orange back drop and just the right mix of light left hanging in the clouds, it’s easy to see why people love spending their days or weekends on Lake Macquarie, also why people love sunsets.
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” Cotton Wool” was taken off Belmont Bay, in February 2006 with my fuji finepix S9500.
The sun was just about to set and the clouds appeared to be just hanging there like bits of cotton wool, hence the title.
Belmont Bay is on the shores of the ever beautiful Lake Macquarie. Not far from Warners Bay, Speers Point or Swansea, Belmont is the ideal spot for tourists with all it’s water sports, sailing and breathtaking views.
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“Eleebana lights” was the second shot from the series ” Eleebana at Dusk”. Taken back in June 2005, again with my Nikon D70, this shot shows just how peaceful and calming the lake can be.
Eleebana is close to all the attractions of Warners Bay, Charlestown and even Newcastle CBD but still manages to feel like you are on a summer holiday escaping the city. Known for it’s relaxed lifestyle and with a great selection of B&B’s to chose from, maybe Eleebana could be your next vacation spot.
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