Description

Escape into the tranquil beauty of nature with every sip! This exquisite Merimbula Boardwalk ceramic photo mug features a serene boardwalk scene, capturing the peaceful essence of a secluded forest path. Imagine the gentle rustle of leaves and the calm embrace of the woods as you enjoy your favorite beverage, bringing a moment of quiet reflection to your busy day.

Crafted for both beauty and durability, this mug is designed to enhance your daily rituals. Whether it’s your invigorating morning coffee, a comforting hot chocolate, or any other beloved hot drink, its vibrant print will transport you to a world of natural wonder.

• Generous 440ml (15oz) capacity, perfect for ample servings.
• Glossy white finish provides a brilliant canvas for the vivid, detailed print.
• Dishwasher safe for effortless cleaning.
• Microwave safe, allowing for convenient reheating.

Transform your coffee break into a mini-escape to nature. Order your Merimbula Boardwalk Forest Path mug today and let tranquility flow!

NOTE: Many of the over-water sections of the Merimbula Boardwalk were badly damaged by a storm in 2025. I know several sections immortalised in my photos are amongst those damaged, and these are now historic photographs!

About this collection

In January 2022, after nearly 2 years of pandemic, I decided it was time to get out of the house and do something. So, I packed my stuff in my car, and drove to Merimbula, on the New South Wales south coast.
I’d been here previously, and it is a delightful little place. A mix of beach and bush, and a vibrant town community as well.

On a pleasantly warm afternoon, camera bag in hand, I headed out for a walk along the Merimbula Boardwalk. This walk runs approximately 2.5 kms from just out of the town centre around the shore of Merimbula Lake to a little cafe and boat-hire place at Top Lake. Sadly, the cafe was closed when I got there…

So, enjoy this pleasant little walk with me as I share the variety of scenery along the route.

This set of photos has particular significance to me personally. When I looked at my shots at home, I realised they were decent quality photographs. On the strength of that, I decided it was time to take my photography more seriously with a view to becoming a professional. While I do think I would do better now, they are still good photographs.