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Wednesday, 16 October 2019

SEATON SANDS 16, OCT. 2019.

It was a late early beach for Beach Buoy on a day off, if that makes sense?
Beach Buoy is dog sitting; a dog who wakes you at 3-40am wanting to be in the garden.
Beach Buoy thought that was it ; am up.
He made a milky coffee, started to read a book about someone travelling around the coast of England... and zzzzz.
Beach Buoy woke at 7-30am!
A glance out of the side window showed a deep red sky to die for.
Red Sky in Morning,
Beach Buoy is Yawning.

After a flap and a panic they reached the beach at 7-50am.


Dog walkers headed North.


Beach Buoy and two dogs walked to the Grey Rocks.
They placed two rocks up in the dunes.
A three- legged dog approached.
A blast form the past.
Back to when a dog had three legs
and Paul had wings.

Three Legs.

The Sun clocked off early and a Greyness claimed the bay.
They headed back... new beaches were calling.

A couple both dressed in Beige Trousers slowly walked to the water's edge; their more active Border Collie had beaten them to it.

Two Council Tractors danced a Beach Ballet as they worked together to remove the wind blown sand that had stacked up against the Promenade wall.



BEACH BUOY.