My Place or Yours? by BessieB
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This is the second photo of my trip in my car to Rozel Bay yesterday, if the house on the far left is yours, then it is definitely your place lol as mine is a small terraced house in the town! All these captures are better in full view as you can see more detail in the homes.
This view is looking to the left of yesterdays picture, both were taken from exactly the same position on the pier, whilst I was drinking cappuchino!
As you can see the houses set in the hillside are all of a different style, they do however have the same fantastic view of the bay. The tide is down but I will return in due course when the tide is high so that a similar capture can show the difference in atmosphere.
Hope you all have a lovely day where ever you are
Susan
Comments (12)
All these properties have amazing views... Love Rozel Bay, especially when the tide is high and the boats are all in.. Great Photo... Well done xx
must be great living here right on the sea .excellent capture susan and look forward to seeing it with the tide in :o) mick
Great shot, Susan...My stuff....LOL... Who must I kill to get such a house? A gorgeous scenery. I like cappucino shots like this....Have a nice day!
Looks lovely Susan! :)
Beautiful place and fantastic photo.
Beautiful image and work, excellent well done..
Very nice shot!
Fantastic shot! :)
Super place and pic!
WOOOOW!! Perfect shot!!
Sorry, I sold the place on the right... No sandy beaches ;-)
Can't quite make it out but what is the brickwork in the foreground? It looks like some sort of foundation, but it also looks like it will be under water when the tide is in. I have never visited Jersey, but my brother lived there for about 14 years in St Helier, he drove the second largest wagon on the Island I think for Heulins Transpot something like that name anyhow. He has been retired now for quite a few years and only this last month found out he was entitled to a pension from there, I don't think they have backdated it though but an extra fifty pounds a month comes in handy he says. I will have to come back and peruse your gallery Susan. Excellent capture. Bravo!!!!!!