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| It was around 9am. The sun shone a lazy light across the Bay towards Saltburn. Dog walkers spend time with their pets in the early morning light; a precious time indeed. |
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| The light had brightened to a crisp light by the time I had investigated near the North Gare for finds. I stopped on the way back to try and do nature's picture justice with a camera on a mobile phone. |
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| The dramatic waves tempted me to the water's edge to try to capture a good view of breaking waves. The Sea was odd, as I walked towards the sea I was joined by water draining off the Beach at an alarming rate. It reminded me of the stories you hear before a Tsunami hits; it wasn't a Tsunami, just the outgoing tide fighting the waves rolling in from a strong and angry Sea, so before I knew it the water that was going out was coming in. I didn't attempt to outrun it as I had visions of tripping over the two dogs that I had with me. So there I was shin deep in surprisingly warm water with two dogs belly deep and more. :-) |
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| Perhaps the picture above shows just how much the tide was rushing, if you note the wet area. |
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| I was tempted back towards the Sea to get the photograph above. Such an angry Sea on such a calm day. The view is South towards the mouth of he River Tees. |
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| Not loads of finds as the Sea had swapped shingle for sand. |
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| #2minutebeachclean All of the usual suspects but in a variety of colours. BEACH BUOY. |
