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Monday, 20 November 2017

SEATON SANDS AND HARTLEPOOL'S HEADLAND 19 NOVEMBER 2017.

There wasn't a stick of heat in the Sun.
The temperature was in the minus range.

The cold didn't matter.

I won't be going to Heaven.
If I was then this is the type of view I would expect on my arrival. A beach and all of my pets from the past waiting for me somewhere between the Sea and the Strand line.

The Cold Sea was wild in the Bay.

I liked the pattern that the Sea had left on the Sand as it headed out to regroup.


I found some yellow sea glass.
It looked like a piece of the Sun...

A BIT FELL OF THE SUN TODAY
IT LANDED ON THE BEACH
A BIT OF SUN FROM FAR AWAY
IT'S NORMALLY OUT OF REACH
A BIT OF SUN WAS LAYING THERE
I PUT IT IN MY POCKET
IT SAVED A FORTUNE TO BE FAIR
NO NEED TO BUY "THAT" ROCKET

BEACH BUOY

and then later that day
it was off to Hartlepool's Headland.

Silvery Sun in contrast to this morning's light.

Gentlemen.

The Breakwater; an ageing arm protecting the Port.

Trio of photographers.

Lamp light.

BEACH BUOY.