Fluffing around with the layout and design of blog.

Wet - Avoca Beach.

This could take some time.

Avoca Beach Clubhouse, today.

The Children's Rock Pool

One lone surfer sits on the beach observing the waves

In the water are several surfers battling the unruly, churning waves.

We have had extreme torrential rain here on the Coast and it will continue until the weekend. Some areas are flooded and around Tuggerah Lake are sandbag stations to help householders keep the floodwater from entering their properties.

While I was visiting an elderly friend today, we had a visitor.

S/he heard our voices and came down for some morning tea.

Avoca Beach Picture Theatre



The doors at the back of the foyer


A sit down and a tinkle on the ivories before the show... Huh.


Lets check out the Playlist on the board outside


Hey! Everyone's favourite granny will be appearing on Mother's Day 10 May


http://avocabeachpicturetheatre.com.au/

For MOTHER’S DAY, Barry Humphries presents Dame Edna “Back With A Vengeance,” screened via satellite . (Ed:It doesn't say where it is being screened from). Dame Edna is arguably the most famous female face of the nation, her intelligence, wit and poise is envied around the world. Winner of “The Lovely Motherhood Quest” & self professed Gigastar.

-Noice-

Easter Vacation

Families playing in the Rock Pool at Avoca Beach


The pool looking a little different than it did on the rainy day two weeks ago.


Another view looking towards Avoca Beach
this lovely Autumn day.


Unfortunately for me, I had to work today but a
local elderly gentleman saw me taking these photos and
offered to take a pic of me as you can see I'm working hard.

No kiddies in the Rock Pool

Just three little ducks.

Autumn Storm

Looking towards Avoca Beach from outside the AV Surf Club


in the foreground is the children's Rock Pool.

Looking North towards the Northern Headland


Looking out to the Pacific Ocean at the Monstrous Waves.

I would not have liked to have been out at sea during this time.

Avoca Beach Southern Headland

There were no surf boardriders out today as the beach was closed but when it is low tide the boardies cast off from these low rocks in front and then paddle out to catch the waves coming in otherwise it's a long paddle out to get beyond the breakers to ride the waves in.


Flash Flooding Alert

Up the Eastern coast of New South Wales in the Coffs Harbour area 400ml of rain fell in 24 hours causing wide-spread flooding. The area has now been declared a Natural disaster zone....a 100 year flood.