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| Arrived 9-45am it was low tide around 11-30am. I had been here once before , so as always with beaches that I do not know too well... I am always keeping an eye on the tide. Lots of cliffs around here and a lot of places to become unstuck. |
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| The sea glass here tends to be a bit like the Seaham glass in shape if not in colour or design. |
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| Fox Holes Dene; it is said a Hermit used to live in the nearby caves and he was known as The Fox. |
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| Headed South towards Horden and passed a Rusting Cliff tossed car. I headed South for a good while to claim Horden Beach as Number 50 of 52. I wanted to get to Shippersea Bay today so I turned around and Headed North... |
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| Back onto Easington beach and an old railway wheel pulls into view. |
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| Ticked off the list of landmarks as I headed to Shippersea Bay... this one is Shot Rock. |
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| And this is Loom. |
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| More Rocks as I neared Shippersea Bay. |
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| Shippersea Bay., Beach No. 51 out of 52 for the year.....I had a mooch, but by now the tide had turned so I did likewise and headed back for Easington ... and the car! |
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| Then it was back up "those" stairs and to the car. |
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| As I was driving back to Seaton Carew I passed through Horden and decided to find the South end of the beach. Access to this part of the Beach was via a narrow track leading to a very small parking area for around 6 cars. |
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| Horden with it's Crust of waste from the pit days. As I left the Beach a small boy dressed in motorcycle clothing passed in the opposite direction and said "Hello.", as an adult followed him pushing a small scrambling / trials motorcycle. I said "Hello." to both. "Alright Mucker." replied the taller of the two. |
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| Here are the finds from today. |
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| Close up. |
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| Some Nice Colours... BEACH BUOY. |
