~The World beneath my Feet ~

A new Friendly Friday challenge from Amanda this week “Beneath my Feet”.

This brought to mind being up high and looking down at the world beneath my feet. You don’t have to be in an aeroplane to see the world below or up high in a building, sitting in a cable car or on a chair lift brings you closer to nature.

Legs swinging free with the ground below,
The Nut, Stanley, Tasmania
Looking over a bridge, Launceston, Tasmania
On the chairlift going over Cataract Gorge, Launceston
Completely drenched and still a far way to go!
In the Cable Car, Hong Kong, with nothing to break our fall

Back down to earth again. Nothing like digging your toes in the sand and letting the waves lap over your feet.

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Author: Alison

Hi A nanny of two and a mum of two adult children, mum to two fur babies and wife of one. I love to travel and up until recently travelled the world, now exploring Western Australia! I play bridge, board games, read dance and blog in my spare time.

23 thoughts on “~The World beneath my Feet ~”

  1. What a clever take on the theme! I love riding in chair lifts and cable cars but I’ve not done any of these ones – I enjoyed the (virtual) views!

  3. Great photos for the challenge. The chair lift views are toe-curling-horrifying to me. I could never take one, much too much a chicken!

    1. Thanks Marion, as small as Tasmania is there is so much to do even after nine days we still hadnt seen half of it

  7. I have not been up on the Nut, even though I have been to Stanley. Obviously, you enjoy heights, like I do.
    Although the Hong Kong cable car looks quite daunting, it is so much higher than the Cataract gorge lift, which I have been on myself. I loved the part of that chairlift where you glided through the upper branches of the trees above the kiosk. When we visited, the Rhododendrons were in full bloom. It was quite amazing!
    Thanks for joining in with the Friendly Friday Challenge.

    1. Sadly for us it was absolutely pouring and my dear husband was not impressed!
      Thanks for your comments
      Happy Easter 🐰

  9. Lovely take on the challenge Ali and I recognised The Nut chairlift. Not sure I’d like to be in one in the pouring rain though!

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