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| I COLLECTED MY AND MY DAUGHTER'S DOG AND WENT TO SEATON CAREW;BEARING IN MIND IT WAS HIGH TIDE I WASN'T EXPECTING TO FIND MUCH. |
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| FAIRLY DESERTED BEACH ... LOOKING SOUTH TOWARDS THE RIVER TEES. |
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| THESE TWO WERE PULLING ME ALONG. |
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| ALONG THE STRANDLINE WAS VARIOUS DEAD CRAB AND LOTS OF SEAWEED; TORN FROM THE ROCKS OUT IN THE BAY DURING RECENT ROUGH SEAS. THIS FELLOW WAS STILL ALIVE AND DID HAVE A BIT OF FIGHT LEFT IN HIM. IT WAS POINTLESS THROWING HIM BACK OUT TO SEA AS HE WAS SO WEAK. |
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| I DECIDED TO TAKE THE LITTLE CHAP TO THE CALM OF THE BLUE LAGOON , TO GIVE HIM A FIGHTING CHANCE. |
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| WE PASSED THE SERPENT ... AS USUAL IT HAD SEABIRDS FOR COMPANY. |
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| THE BLUE LAGOON AT THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER TEES. |
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| GOOD LUCK LITTLE FRIEND. |
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| I HEADED BACK TO SEATON CAREW. WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHO DOES THE STONE WALKWAYS IN THE DUNES. |
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| NO DOUBT THE SAME PESON REPAIRED THIS SEAT IN THE DUNES. |
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| THIS COD WAS FLAPPING FOR LIFE STRANDED ON THE BEACH AS I WALKED BACK. I PICKED HIM UP AND COULD FEEL THE POWER IN HIM,SO I KNEW I WAS SAFE TO RETURN IT THE SEA AT SEATON CAREW. I THREW IT BEYOND THE BREAKING WAVES. |
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| A FEW FINDS AND A MASSIVE SHELL. |
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| #2MINUTEBEACHCLEAN. BEACH BUOY. |
