Cotton Tree Beach

Photos from my local beach. I am lucky enough to live very, very close to the beach. All photos are my own.

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Back at the beach after a 6 week holiday in India. This was on my 3rd morning back in Australia. The biggest thing i missed while away was the beach. Welcome home.

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Back in the water again after a 6 week holiday in India.

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Brian Weir about to head out on his paddle board. Brian is one of the first guys in the water every morning. Every morning. Every day.

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Weir’s Surf Shop and Brian Weir. Over the years Brian has ridden every one of the boards that are stored in the ceiling. Waterman, local legend and all around good guy.

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Weir’s Surf Shop 2018. Thats Brian Weir standing in the front door.

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Weir’s Service Station 1939.

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Early Mooloolabah. The rock wall was completed in 1968.

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On the far left are Dale and Ashley on their surf skis. They paddle from the surf club to the river mouth and back every morning. Every morning. Every day.

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Longboarders Lodge. Cotton Tree Icon.

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Beach Entry No. 144. This is the invisible dividing line between Cotton Tree Beach and Maroochydore Beach.

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Beach Entry No. 142 and 143, Cotton Tree Beach.

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Beach Entry No. 141. This is the entry closest to the river mouth, and the beginning of Cotton Tree Beach.

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Bush beside the beach.

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Bush beside the beach.

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Bush beside the beach.

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Mix of photos, between the beach, bush and road (Alexandra Parade).

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The beach is a place where a man can feel he’s the only soul in the world thats real.

Pete