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| 14 minutes to high tide at Seaton Carew, Hartlepool. |
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| The waves were reaching the Dunes. I sat there a while watching the Sea and the Sky. |
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| I had never seen one of these before and had to refer to my copy of THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO BEACHCOMBING AND THE STRANDLINE to find it was a Common Sunstar. |
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| #2minutebeachclean |
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| Not many finds as it was Bang On high tide. I am trying to be more selective with my finds. Here we have some glass, driftwood and some manmade stone flooring ? BEACH BUOY. |
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| NURDLES OF MANY COLOURS SCATTERED ALONG THE BEACH I PICKED UP A FEW. |
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| A CHIMNEY STACK ADDS SMOKE TO THE STORM CLOUDS, LOOKING A LITTLE LIKE A TWISTER TOUCHING DOWN. |
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| LARGE RUSTY NAILS IN A MASSIVE PIECE OF DRIFTWOOD.. |
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| THE STORM MOVED OVERHEAD AS I HEADED BACK TO THE CAR. |
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| #2MINUTEBEACHCLEAN BEACH BUOY. |
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| A QUICK VISIT TO MIDDLETON AFTER WORK. IT WAS HIGH TIDE. |
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| AFTER A QUICK CUP OF TEA, IT WAS OFF TO SEATON CAREW. |
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| BEACH BUOY. |
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| Once again an after work walk. Once again the Church clock struck 4 as we hit the Beach. Weather had been good and the Car Park was still quite full; although the Beach was emptying quickly. |
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| The clouds threatened;but were all talk. The Sea was well out , but coming in. |
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| We ( Dog and I ). walked as far North Gare. |
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| Bit of a mixture tonight. BEACH BUOY. |
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| Apologies it is all a little samey at the moment. Not getting much chance to go further away lately. |
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| The light was amazing. |
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| Driftwood in the Dunes. |
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| He has become accustomed to me stopping regularly and relaxes at the drop of a Hat. |
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| The North Gare in the distance. The band of yellow light stretched across the Horizon. |
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| The Sea looked like liquid silver, there was a stunning late evening light. |
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| The finds. BEACH BUOY. |
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| HE HAS BEEN TAKING AN INTEREST IN THE BLOG, MAYBE JUST TO CHECK HE IS INCLUDED... SO HERE HE IS, ON THE BEACH AS THE CHURCH CLOCK STRUCK 4 P M . |
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| THE SEASIDE RESORT THAT IS SEATON CAREW. |
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| SOME DRAMATIC CLOUD FORMATIONS THIS EVENING. |
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| HARTLEPOOL BAY. |
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| HERE HE IS AGAIN CHECKING OUT THE UNUSUAL BANK OF SHINGLE AND SAND. |
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| NAME THE FACE COMP. HOW MANY FACES CAN YOU SEE? |
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| THE FINDS. BEACH BUOY. .......and the dawg. |
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| No lifts to do as it is Half Term, so we can get a few daylight beaches in. |
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| Looking South towards the River Mouth. |
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| LES |
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| The Sea formed a sand / shingle bank. |
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| Flower Sea Pottery |
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| Turned back here. |
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| About 40m of fishing line was stretched along the Beach; now binned. |
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| Dusk and high tide on their way. |
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| POT. |
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| Glass.... BEACH BUOY. |
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| After work walk. About an hour to high tide. Plenty of people about as it is half term and the schools are off. |
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| Love crashing waves. |
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| A small beach clean. |
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| Sea glass; found a fair bit of glass and pottery considering it was close on high tide. |
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| Sea Pottery, a fair mix tonight. BEACH BUOY. |
