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| It was around 6-30 p.m. Two Black Dogs mirrored each other's movements as they excitedly said hello to the Beach. It was if last night's shadows had come to life. |
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| Just as they did last night, Fire Engines were rushed along the Sea Front to the old Longscar Hall site. Their sirens drowned out that of the nearby Mermaids. |
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| A Sea Alley came into view. It was in an odd area for finds like this but was gratefully collected and placed into Beach Buoy's bag. |
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| Less than ten steps South and a bottle top laid waiting to be collected. It was collected. |
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| A pot furniture knob? |
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| Beach Buoy headed North, swapping the Shingle underfoot for sand. |
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| No dramatic Sunset but lovely clouds. |
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| Some clouds took the shape of a Stormy Sea. |
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| #2minutebeachclean. |
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| Beach Buoy washed and photographed his finds from recent Beach trips. |
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| Tonight's finds were the best. BEACH BUOY... |
