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| I HAD LEFT HARTLEPOOL AROUND 7-30 a.m AND DROVE THE 16 MILES OR SO TO SEAHAM. IT WAS A BITTERLY COLD DAY. THE HIGH TIDE HAD JUST TURNED. |
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| I WAS HERE. |
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| ROUGH SEA ; COLD DAY. |
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| A BROKEN CRABPOT ABANDONED BY THE OUTGOING SEA..... AND THEN THE HAILSTONES CAME! |
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| HE WAS GLAD WE DASHED BACK TO THE CAR. |
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| HE WAS HAPPIER I HAD PUT A DRY FLUFFY TOWEL IN HERE TO DRY HIM OFF. I HAD RECENTLY CHANGED CARS. I NEVER DID GET THE CAMPER / DAY VAN (YET).. SO I BOUGHT A COUPLE OF BOXES TO STORE IN THRE BACK OF THE MPV, TO STORE THE DAY OUT "STUFF" SUCH AS TOWELS, FIRST AID KIT , EXTRA AND DRY CLOTHING AND SOMETHING TO CLEAN THE HANDS AFTER BEACH SEARCHES AND DOG DUTIES . I HAVE A PICNIC BAG TOO. FOR NOW THIS WILL BE MY DAY VAN. |
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| A BLEAK MORNING. |
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| SAT IN THE CAR WATCHING HAILSTONES SLIDE DOWN THE WINDSCREEN , WITH SEAHAM HALL IN THE DISTANCE. |
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| IT WAS STILL ONLY 8-30 a.m..... AND I WAS GLAD OF THE HEATED SEATS! BEACH BUOY. |
