They headed south.
The dog ban ended yesterday for certain parts of the beach until May.
If the tide was low enough they could go to see the wreck.
It sits inside of one of the dog ban zones.
They headed south.
The dog ban ended yesterday for certain parts of the beach until May.
If the tide was low enough they could go to see the wreck.
It sits inside of one of the dog ban zones.
Article from Hartlepool Life reproduced with kind permission.
Thank you.
The story of the dog rescue the other day and Beach Buoy's driftwood stick waving antics.
Paul.
It was very mild.
20 degrees.
They collected five suitable stones.
It was high tide.

The continued south by the water's edge.
" Morning Mate."
Beach Buoy added the five suitable stones.
He patted
THE
stone.
He scattered some seeds for the Crows.
He topped up the wildlife water bowl.
They had a sit and a think.
As Beach Buoy made a film, a Gannet seemed to almost ride the waves.
North to South, directly in front of Stubborn Dog Stack.
It was wonderful to see.
"See you mate."
They headed back north.
The tide has turned from high.
BEACH BUOY.