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| A medical appointment meant a later than usual Beach visit so it was around 11am. It was a mild day and there was shingle all over the chuffing place so I was very hopeful of some half decent finds. |
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| The sea pottery came thick and fast.... |
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| I avoid the limelight when at all possible but here is a rare Beach selfie |
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| We crossed over ton North Gare once again to take advantage of the wish tide. We were repaid by this Christmassy Sea Alley. |
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| Not far away was this beauty. I don't usually find much on the Gare... today was different! |
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| We crossed back over to Seaton Sands. Up in the rocks I spotted some nice driftwood. As I clambered up to have a look at the driftwood I saw this chap. A very lucky find! It made me wonder what else I would have missed? I suppose as with all things in life it depends on which path you take if you find treasure or crap! |
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| Like an Angel of the North ,she waits, arms open waiting for a hug, within site of the Sea Serpent that lies beyond; |
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| So, I cleaned the Beach a little. |
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| Today's seaglass. |
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| Today's pottery. |
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| "What do you do with your finds?" ...... I draw them! BEACH BUOY. |
