sbh2015 - day 9 // toiny's stroll, les petites anses, corossol beach

[didierb]

Again a very "intensive" day in Saint Barth

We've started the day with our typical Toiny's stroll.
But this time, we've continued the path along "Les Petites Anses" and come back by the road from Le Toiny.
At least doubling the duration of the stroll, but what for a landscape! Really the wild part of Saint Barth...

What a pity that a part of the hill there seems to be used as a dump for rubble. Don't know if it's "official" or just used "as is".
Really degrading the nature and the landscape. An awful contrast to the beauty of Les Petites Anses...

Starting the stroll with a view on Grand Fond


Stranded boat on Toiny's beach


Path among rocks


First view on Les Petites Anses


Nice place for a quick portrait


A wave of Petites Anses


Another nice wave


Overlooking Les Petites Anses


View from above of Toiny Bay


Toiny contrast of colors


After the long stroll, we were heading to the calm and colorful Corossol beach.

Corossol beach


And a nice dinner at Pipiri Palace to finish properly this day!

 

[Rosemary]

Beautiful. What a lovely family you have, Didier

 

[JoshA]

Beautiful photos, didierb! You have an special eye for waves.

 

[amyb]

Loving seeing your family and your shots. We too feel the pull of Mother Nature at work on that side of the island.

The dumping has been going on for quite some time and that is really a shame...I hope they get the guys!

 

[didierb]

thanks all for your comments (family, waves)!

 

[kent1994]

Your photos and comments are beautiful.

 

[cec1]

Great photos, & I love the transparency seen in the waves -- such beautiful color.

 

[GMP62]

You really do need to publish a coffee table books for all SBH lovers...Gorgeous photos, lovely family!

 

[GramChop]

It's as if I'm there. I can smell the salty sea and feel the wind and the warmth of the sun, Didier. Your photos are very energetic. Again, thanks for sharing with us. By the way, the colors of photo no. 7 are insane! :up:

 

[didierb]

Thanks again for your nice comments

@Missy: you're right, I haven't seen such kind of crazy colors in waves themselves in the past (or I was not aware of, don't know). My eyes were caught twice, 1) the wave itself and its movement 2) the color behind (this crazy blue, very "Caribbean", no?).