The Fleurieu Peninsula, south of Adelaide, is one of the beautiful coastal regions with landscapes and sunsets. This place always amazes me with the eccentric lifestyle embedded in the parts of the peninsula. If you haven't seen the south of this state, you haven't seen anything of this place. Absolutely beautiful. The best time for me is July and September-October. July is the time when it rains, and it is cold, but everything around is so green that you would keep falling for the romance of winter. It's winter, but I just wanna go out and see when the sun comes up. And, while you travel, it rains and drizzles, in the midst of all these, nothing is calmer than enjoying home-made coffee, or your takeaway food. It's refreshing.
The south of Adelaide, with dark skies, often provides a stunning sunset and a stargazing experience. Carrickalinga is one such beautiful council in the south of Adelaide. The traditional name belongs to the Aboriginal Kaurna people, and means place for redgum firewood. While sitting there, the greenery was almost touching the sea and beach. The cold breeze of winter, with the warmth of sunset, enjoying fast-food takeaway from Normanville, the nearest market town of the region, located 1km away. While the other side had the sheep and cows grazing in the rays of the sunset, in the shade, kangaroos were enjoying the greenery; nothing gets more scenic than that, does it?
The residential spaces are blended with the agricultural lands and animal husbandry. The sunset paints the picture with art and lights up what exists in shade, to light up with nature singing its own song in the background. What can be a better view than that to capture these moments and to share the unexpressed world in pictures?
