Surf’s up!

Just back from a fabulous week

In Baleal Surf Camp, Portugal

Where the water was cold,

Boards

The kids stood up on their surfboards

The very first day,

Surfing

The skies over the sand dunes

Were so wide and embracing

Dunes and sky

And the scenery wild

When the rain came rushing in.

Rainy beach

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94 thoughts on “Surf’s up!

  1. Welcome back, Fiona!

    “The kids stood up on their surfboards

    The very first day.”

    That’s awesome! 🙂 Those last two shots of the clouds against the dunes and the stormy sky are stunning!

    Have a great week, my friend!
    X

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  2. Oh those talented young ones with great balance! So glad you shared these with us – been wondering how it was going! 🙂 All of your photos are stunning as always!

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  3. What an amazing experience for all of you, to have such an amazing holiday and being in the middle of beautiful nature, I guess!!! Gorgeous landscapes, dunes, skies, blue waters and panoramas in images! congrats to kids for being so good at sport!
    Warm greetings for you and the whole family at the start of summer!

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  4. WILD. Untameable. And the camera loved it, obviously. Cannot help but think one Oscar would have loved surfing too. Am sure you all had a blast. So the water was coolish, huh. I checked the ocean surfaces buoys for Portugal vs East Coast of Nova Scotia. Portugal’s 18, 19 degrees Celsius rather balmy compared to 10 degrees between Halifax and Sable Island.

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  5. Hello, I hope the kids are having fun with the surfing lessons. Your images of the beach, sky and water are beautiful. Have a great week!

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  6. Wow, what an experience! We watched some surf lessons while playing at the beach last week too. The waves were small though–more fun for just playing.

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  7. We always love the surf beaches ourselves – they are the best for the raw, rugged excitement. Love the way the clouds have got into the action as well – phenomenal photos as always.
    Wren x

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    1. Yes – I think it’s warm along the south coast. The west coast is the Atlantic and unless you go to a sheltered bay, then those waves are pretty cold – around 18 C when we were there.

      Lady Fi wrote: > >

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    1. Yes – Portugal’s West Coast is famous for surfing and gets some really huge waves in the winter. The World Championships are being held there this October.

      Lady Fi wrote: > >

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  8. Hi ladyfi, those landscapes and seascapes are beautiful. Last May we went to a place here also famous for surfing, there were lots of people. But i don’t like water that much, but i enjoyed photographing them plus other things. I had joy in taking photos of waterfalls in the vicinity.

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  9. Your sky shots at the waterfront are always awesome! Your photography makes the dynamism of clouds formation and the spacious sea look more magical. Nice to see you again from such a terrific break.

    Yoko

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