Broome 14th August 2012
I’ve arrived at the pearl farming town of Broome today. Some 2,200 kilometers north of Perth and completely the opposite side of Australia to Sydney. It’s summer here…yep…thawing out in the 32-degree heat whilst checking out the main beach, Cable Beach.
Cable Beach was named in honour of the Java-to-Australia undersea telegraph cable, which connects us to the rest of the world. It’s a big beach and the best way to view all 22 km’s of it is in a R44 chopper (or Camel back). Apparently it gets surf after major cyclones pass – I’ve seen photos of it cranking – but not today.
Can’t believe the water colours…mind blowing. Oh and the water temp is something like 25 degrees – warmer than a spa.
Back home in Sydney it looks to be a corker with good small waves. Best get down there. Tomorrow should be fun too.
It’s race day here, Broome Cup this week. Seeya punters :: uge
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lenore said |
love the camel shots uge the shadows in the first one are brilliant
Peter said |
Shame that they ruin the beach with all of the crappy 4×4 trucks. Think of all of the oil and grease and damage to marine life these pinheads do when driving on a beach. So sad…
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Fat Frank said |
Uge, do you fly the chopper yourself?
Uge said |
No, I sit in the passenger seat.
Robbie said |
I love you photo’s, I have been to Broome and would have loved to get shots like these. Great work, keep them coming.
sandra said |
Awesome bloody photo Uge. All of them really. But that camel intro is fabulous!
QuadPilot said |
I hope you have your license from Casa to be taking these shots. If it drops out of the sky and hits somebody, you risk killing them.
Uge said |
We were in a full sized r44 helicopter charter – but thanks for your rather dramatic comment.
FYI – there were 10-20 people on the beach that is 22 km’s long – even if the octo was out, the chances of hitting someone are virtually impossible.
Belinda said |
Hi,
Having been on that coastline a few times…..hope you go up cape laveque to photograph. Beagle bay and so many beautiful spots. Also down south to barn hill, beautiful sunsets and rock formations.
Cheers
scott said |
quadpilot sucks! get a grip
simB said |
Love Love Love these,yay Uge great work as usual
Belinda said |
Oh and don’t forget the old and beautiful church full of history and pearl shell at beagle bay.
Dennise said |
Wow. I love to see these kind of beach in real not just in pictures. Wow, this is superb.
Perth to broome tour