Akaroa
Mosaic Monday
After watching the sunrise from our balcony we showered and went to breakfast then back to our cabin to get our cameras and then back to the waiting area to catch the tender.
After a 15 minute ride on the tender we walked down the jetty at Akaroa, past a few souvenir shops and people offering tourist attractions, but we had been here before so we just wanted to walk around and enjoy this pretty little village with its French influence.
16 comments:
Thank you for the tour!! You have shared some really beautiful,photos. I like the one of the little blue cottage and the lighthouse. Wishing you a wonderful week!!
Wonderful... Its a pleasure to visit your Blog.
Happy MosaicMonday
The flowers are gorgeous but I always love the photos with water...and boats and the beautiful lighthouse! Sure makes some pretty mosaics!
This looks absolutely wonderful! I'd enjoy walking through that cute little town, for sure!
Lovely colors everywhere and a fascinating sunrise!
That must have amazing! Beautiful place and you captured it so well in your photos.
-Soma
Looks a pretty place yet it looks cold.
Lovely selection of photos Rosie.
Rosie - so glad to have you back at Mosaic Monday! And what a post. Lovely, lovely pictures - my favorite is the sunrise. Thanks so much to linking up and giving us a peek into this picturesque corner of the world.
Akaroa is such a pretty place to wander around and enjoy. Thanks for your comments.
I am pleased that you enjoy my blog. Thanks for your comments.
I enjoy photographing flowers but agree with you the water scenes are my favourite. Thanks for you comments.
Thanks Amy, it is a very pretty town and I'm pleased you enjoy my photos.
Thanks for your comments and I will show more photos of our cruise soon.
The photos do look like it was cold but it wasn't really, just overcast while we were there. Thanks for your comments.
Thanks Angie, yes I'm back! Life gets in the way of blogging sometimes but Mosaic Monday makes it easier to find something to share.
Lovely mosaics and photos one after another. Your camera looks to have been busy clicking. I especially love the photos taken at the water front. Thanks for this photo tour.
Yoko
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