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| Beach Buoy woke well before 5 a.m. His Dog didn't. By Sunrise at 5-16 a.m. Beach Buoy stood alone at the edge of The North Sea. He came to the Beach late on yesterday it was still busy and noisy. It was quiet now, well quiet except for the sound of The Sea and and a Skylark singing it's heart out, over The Dunes. |
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| Damaged Crab or Lobster Pot. Beach cleaned. |
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| Fishing Box. Beach cleaned. |
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| At least these people bagged them up! Now Beach cleaned. |
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| It was only six steps away from a Bin! |
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| The Sun rose higher .The temperature would follow. |
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| Beach Buoy soaked up the Beach experience. Savoured in the Lull before the Storm of Day Trippers. |
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| The Beach mapped the history of yesterday's beach goers. The lazy tide hadn't reached the many footprint stories in the sand. |
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| A Plastic Bottle partially buried in the Sand Dunes. Beach cleaned. |
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| A new one on me. A Five Litre sharing Keg. Beach cleaned. FOOT NOTE. Today Beach Buoy had a bit of a write up on the BBC news page on the internet. He does do beach cleans. He doesn't always photograph and record them but he did today as he felt he needed to justify being included in the article. There was a time when the words Beach and Clean being used together would be a little like that Peter Kaye joke about Garlic Bread. Many people do many good things to take care and clean our environment. Beach Buoy is very much the loner, he would never dream of taking part in the excellent organised Beach Cleans, but takes his hat off to all who take part and organise such events. Beach Buoy was inspired by Martin Dorey and the whole #2minutebeachclean movement. So he and them can all take credit for every piece that Beach Buoy has moved or has had moved. Beach Buoy thanks them. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-43825268 BEACH BUOY. |
