RE: Nature Photography Weekly Photography Challenge 43 | by @dove11
I thought you would show the sunrise and sunset. I don't agree everyone can see that daily. I can see the sunrise but not the sunset (too many trees or buildings) and with a low sun it is covered. Just like it can be covered by days, weeks of grey and fog.
If it comes to the sea fir sure the air is more healthy it's where the sanatoria were built (also in the mountains which is healthy as well and sportmen go - natural dope).
Body beaches you will not find if you visit the beaches in my country not even during the New Year's dive on January 1st (no matter how cold it is).
Body beaches are more typical for better weather countries and part of a certain health 'fanatic' or sport culture. Not Europe.
I always wondered if living near a beach would make people use/visit it more but I doubt it unless you are jobless and the weather is always great.
Thanks for sharing all the blue.
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Ps my youngest 2 saw the sea only 3 times in their lives (Malta, Tunesia and Scheveningen beach by stormy weather). Three times in an average of 20 years.
As far as body beaches, I know Europe is different but Australia and India are just the opposite. By the way, In India jobless can't afford to visit beaches unless they have saved enough or Australians keep their motorboats hooked to their cars, scuba gear in the boot, and drive to the far-flung beaches in their swimsuits. Cheers.
Australians seem to live in paradise. With us the poor cannot visit the beach either. Public transport is expensive and it might take hours to arrive. Next to that everything you buy is expensive as well.
And to add to the fun, Australian transport makes traveling almost free within cities during weekends. They do it to reduce pollution which is already at its lowest but we take full advantage of that. I will be back there in a month or two and enjoy the Australian summers. Have a great day!
That is a great iniative. But if it comes to pollution too many tricks are used to make the measurements reliable. Where people are, people consume = pollution.
Lucky you. The only thing I know about Australua is "The flying doctors" (loved that series) plus a strange news item about a hungarian recipe (restaurant?) serving gulash made of kangaroo. ☹️
I have never heard of people eating Kangaroos in Australia because the aboriginal people of Australia adore them. I have been In Australia since 2011 and experienced pollution once when the great bushfire happened in 2019. I could see 100s of them sitting around our Canberra house but no one ever harmed them. I read that millions of animals were burnt alive and it took more than a year to control fire.e
Here it is
https://dailynewshungary.com/australias-best-hungarian-restaurant/
One year to control a fire.. That is hard work.
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https://news.mongabay.com/2024/03/studies-still-uncovering-true-extent-of-2019-20-australia-wildfire-catastrophe/#:~:text=The%202019%2D20%20fires%20burned,to%20research%20published%20in%202021.
thank you for the information. It's appreciated.