Here is a South Western Beach of the Franklin District. New Zealand.
A make shift life guard station watching for those in trouble needing rescuing.
The sand is Black otherwise known as Iron Sands. Yes, its well worth while the visit.
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Life-guarding is a very important job. Great post!
Thanks so much for your comments.
Wow! He looks so cute! It is worth protecting!
A noble task in a beautiful place. Btw, is there no umbrella to shelter the lifeguard station from sunlight?
Thanks so much Albert, Im not sure how long they are there.
Yeah. You are right about that. I just remember the heat and danger of sunshine in NZ as you have said so far.
I presume they have suntan lotion on, quite often the life guards have an umbrella over that contraption.
The important thing is they should keep their health as well as to do their job well.