I  love waves, I could watch them for a long time. This is a closer look  at Wyalup Rocky Point (South), Bunbury, followed by a quick look at  Bunbury city to place the Point in context.
Wyalup means a ‘place of mourning’ in Noongar (local Aboriginal language). Here we can see 130 million-year-old Basalt Rock - unique to this small area

Yep. waves breaking over rocks is always a winner

Blériot53 Posted at 10-2 11:30
Yep. waves breaking over rocks is always a winner

Unless you're in a boat and the engine fails

beautiful footage...

Frontliner 2020 Posted at 10-2 20:59
beautiful footage...

Thank you

ReproRetro Posted at 10-2 16:20
Unless you're in a boat and the engine fails

Ha yes. Could be a serious problem

Very relaxing and lovely footage.    The background music really complements the scenery.  Another great job.  

Blériot53 Posted at 10-2 23:53
Ha yes. Could be a serious problem

It has happened to me more than once

DowntownRDB Posted at 10-3 03:56
Very relaxing and lovely footage.    The background music really complements the scenery.  Another great job.

Thank you. Odd thiing about the music is you can hear the waves breaking, yet that was purely accidental. That sound is in the music track and it's just by change it lined up with the video.
For the Welling Dam video I used my phone to record the sound of the water.

ReproRetro Posted at 10-2 21:25
Thank you

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ReproRetro Posted at 10-4 15:40
It has happened to me more than once

Once woul.d be bad enough.

Blériot53 Posted at 10-4 22:52
Once woul.d be bad enough.

I was always a risk taker when I was younger. Actually, I still am

ReproRetro Posted at 10-4 23:41
I was always a risk taker when I was younger. Actually, I still am

Haha. I know what you mean. I want to go zip-lining in Wales with my eldest, and maybe a parachute jump  or even paragliding, before I get TOO long in the tooth.  
The wife just thinks I'm crazy .

Wonderful work. Nice place.

Blériot53 Posted at 10-5 00:03
Haha. I know what you mean. I want to go zip-lining in Wales with my eldest, and maybe a parachute jump  or even paragliding, before I get TOO long in the tooth.  
The wife just thinks I'm crazy .

When I was young I was working in the US and decided to build a Benson B6 Autogyro.
When I returned to Belfast I had most of the parts shipped home, but then I got married and there was "no way" I was ever going to be allowed to fly it, so I had to sell the parts.
My Air 2S is the nearest I will ever get

Niknik Posted at 10-5 01:26
Wonderful work. Nice place.

Thank you. Yes nice place

ReproRetro Posted at 10-4 15:52
Thank you. Odd thiing about the music is you can hear the waves breaking, yet that was purely accidental. That sound is in the music track and it's just by change it lined up with the video.
For the Welling Dam video I used my phone to record the sound of the water.

You're welcome.  That's quite the coincidence how it lined up so perfectly.  

ReproRetro Posted at 10-5 03:16
When I was young I was working in the US and decided to build a Benson B6 Autogyro.
When I returned to Belfast I had most of the parts shipped home, but then I got married and there was "no way" I was ever going to be allowed to fly it, so I had to sell the parts.
My Air 2S is the nearest I will ever get

I had to look that up on Google
Could have been fun.  Didn't they revamp that idea in one of the Bond films with Sean Connery?
Little Nellie they called it.

Blériot53 Posted at 10-5 04:01
I had to look that up on Google
Could have been fun.  Didn't they revamp that idea in one of the Bond films with Sean Connery?
Little Nellie they called it.

Yes, indeed.
The Benson B6 was designed for a 2 cylinder, McCulloch air-cooled engine, but could also take a VB Beetle 1600cc engine, as it is flat and air-cooled (but 4-cyclineder).
However, for the Bond movie the engineer had only a 4-cyliner, air-cooled Rolls Royce engine aircraft.
He reckoned it looked much too big so he cut it in half, to give him a 2-cylinder engine, but he discovered that the 2-cylinder chopped engine produced 2/3 the power of the 4-cylinder, rather than just half.

ReproRetro Posted at 10-5 04:53
Yes, indeed.
The Benson B6 was designed for a 2 cylinder, McCulloch air-cooled engine, but could also take a VB Beetle 1600cc engine, as it is flat and air-cooled (but 4-cyclineder).
However, for the Bond movie the engineer had only a 4-cyliner, air-cooled Rolls Royce engine aircraft.

Fascinating stuff.
I don't suppose they invited you to be Sean's stunt double for the film sequence?

Blériot53 Posted at 10-5 05:17
Fascinating stuff.
I don't suppose they invited you to be Sean's stunt double for the film sequence?

Of course, but I was too busy

ReproRetro Posted at 10-5 18:03
Of course, but I was too busy