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| Being a little under the weather and what with high tide around 8am, I opted to do a sketch of a piece of found sea pottery whilst I planned my day. |
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| The dog realised it was a day off and wanted the Beach, He had tried slapping me with his front paw, this evolved into laying across my legs as if to say "Look how bored I am." |
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| He continued to try and get his point across. He won in the end. I collected the daughter's dog and the three of us were beach bound. |
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| We joined the Beach a bit more North than usual up at Little Scar. |
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| Spits of rain made me consider turning back for a waterproof coat, I carried on and gladly the rain didn't. |
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| I was feeling rough and had stopped at the South side of North Gare Pier for a rest with every intention of just heading back. I felt rested so carried on to the River and glad I did as I found the item pictured below. |
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| I knew some had been found at Redcar earlier in the week. I have been onto their website and recorded my find. |
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| Then it was back to the Bay and a hike to the car. |
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| It was a lovely day, I had stopped a while to listen to the song of a Skylark up above. |
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| I went to Middleton and was saddened to see that tThe Middleton Wreck had sun around about 90 degrees and now looked ready to relaunch. |
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| First spotted this last week and reported it to Tees Archaeology they reckon in it 19th Century possible used into the 20th Century and was possibly used too sharpen knives. |
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| FINDS 1. |
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| FINDS 2. |
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| FINDS 3. BEACH BUOY. |
