Beach Buoy and Another Dog reached the beach at 7-19 p.m.
There was a breeze from the north, the breeze had a splash of damp.
Two Metal Detectorists searched.
Someone sat on the beach in an Inflatable Dingy as if waiting for the sea to come and take him away.
The tide was well in, just not enough to carry the sitter out to sea.
A neighbour passed by with his three jolly little dogs.
It wasn't long before he had a face-full of Another Dog.
"Had a read of you blog, me and the wife had a look,
it's sound."
"Thank you."
"See you later."
The neighbour was off, playing catch up with one of the little dogs who seemed to in a rush to return to the car.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog walked between the water's edge and strand-line as they headed south.
Tugs guided a barge out into the Bay.
It was a three beach stone visit to Stubborn Dog Stack.
"Evening Mate."
he placed the beach stones.
He patted
THE
stone.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog stood looking out to the nearby sea.
A man dressed in red talked on his phone as he headed to North Gare Pier.
The Two Tugs returned to the River.
The two stack visitors returned to the north.
"See you later Mate."
Back to the beach, down the dune edge.

8-25 p.m.
😞
Dark already.
Was it cosy?
Y3S it was COSY.
The wind whistled through a slight gap that Beach Buoy had left as he had partially closed the side door on the van.
Beach Buoy drank coffee as Another Dog slept on the back of the rear seats for the first time.








Autumn’s coming but you have a cosy place to sit and watch the sea after a walk. Another Dog has found a good place.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the beach and the mobile beach hut too
ReplyDeleteTwig is practically water skiing. Nights are drawing in and van sounds cosy. Was in Hartlepool on the Wednesday, was very early - so had walk down memory lane. Jutland Road were my maternal grandparents used to live, then around Rossmere Park until it was time. Afterwards, popped into the Greensides for a meal an glass of coke. Then up Loyalty Road, took a left - remembering that there used to be a little shop that I'd pop to during school breaks. Then just kept walking not knowing where I would end up.
ReplyDeleteIts good to walk down memory lane.
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