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| A quick walking couple, quickly walked the promenade discussing part-time work. A slow walking Beach Buoy and even slower Stubborn Dog headed for the beach. They were half way to the distant water's edge when the church bells rang for 4-45 pm. There was a strong wind from the West. They had seen the half-mast Golf Club flag flapping wildly in the wind. |
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| There were a couple of couples on the beach. They were leaving. Beach Buoy and Stubborn Dog headed South. A Lone Seagull sat in the shallows, going wherever the wind took him, like some scrunched up pages of a newspaper. Soft shifting sand shifted softly in a strong west wind, it made its way out to sea. |
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| A Driftwood arm gave them the thumbs up. |
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| Lots of shingle patches. The weather played mind games with beach-goers and ultimately itself. The combination of rain and sun resulted in a double rainbow. |
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| A double rainbow across the Bay. |
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| The shingle gave up some sea glass. it was left for others. |
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| Same with the sea pottery. |
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| Messsages in a glass bottle. From a youngster asking the SHARCKS (Sharks) to be nice. |
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| A slow walk back. |
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| A Hagfish. A first for Beach Buoy. It was alive.. Beach Buoy took it to the sea... |
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| Golden Rock pool at the Grey Rocks. |
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| Bit of a boat. BEACH BUOY. |
