Sunset View, Myponga, SA.

After visiting the Myponga outskirts a few weeks ago, I couldn't calm myself to go back again. So, I had to go back to grasp and behold the beauty of the place. This time it was Myponga Beach, with the setting sun against a backdrop of rolling green hills and grazing sheep. As in my previous post, I have never loved any place as much as South Australia; maybe it's because I haven't seen much of this place. But this place is absolutely beautiful at different times of the year. Myponga landscapes are more sloping from the Adelaide Hills, and go down, touching the coastal region. This slope has become the farmlands, with people residing from the hills to the beach region.

The weather during the time was gloomy; however, the blue sky was playing with clouds. I was just lucky enough not to return home; as time passed by, the sky cleared. The winter goes with sudden rain, but brighter sunny times as the sky clears up.

As you take your drive from the CBD south to the expressway and reach Myponga, the farmlands areas with the green pastures lure you to be around the place. The banyan tree and the rolling sheep, and little white sheep grazing, look like some flowers blooming in the landscape. It all feels really scenic driving between the rolling hills at this time of the year. Myponga outskirts is one of the most popular destinations for locals and internationals for great landscapes and beach views. Also, the farmers' market in and around opens every first Saturday of the month, adding to its cultural significance.

Deciding on this specific place to view the sunset came with the view of two hills meeting at the point, with the sunset over the horizon. Before the sunset, the background was a great view with multiple scapes trying to overlap each other, providing an exquisite view of the surroundings. In the meantime, you could hear the baa... adding that harmony at just the right time :D
The entire landscape is surrounded by sheep and cows, which quite explains the animal-rearing capacity of South Australia. Which in today's scenario is huge.

The sun was playing hide and seek, and added great colors to the sky. With clouds on the horizon, the sky painted its own art, while I looked into it with awe. It was a short stay there as the breeze got cooler with every minute, the sun dipping into the horizon. After a while of staying in that space, the wind grew cooler, and I made my escape with beautiful photographic memories in my eyes and lens.