Beach Buoy and Another Dog
a.k.a Ruby
a.k.a Rubes,
reached the beach at 6-59 p.m.
The Wind Turbines, out in the Bay were idle, not a breath of wind or even a hint of a breeze.
Surprisingly the sea was quite rough for such a calm evening.
The tide was just about more in than it was out.
Random people stood randomly as if waiting for instructions.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog headed south along the water's edge.
It looked like there had been a script mix up?
The sea had read stormy.
The wind had read calm.
To cap it all off, a Confused Sun kept peeking over clouds to see if it was involved in this evening's performance?
Up, in a dip in the dune edge, teenagers sat around a camp fire.
There was no malice, it looked well planned and safe.
They had even bothered to carry camping chairs along the beach.
They sat around chatting.
Some had a race to the sea.
Beach Buoy gathered some beach stones for
Stubborn Dog Stack.
He took the easy route up to the stack.
He added today's beach stones before reaching into his beach bag
for a couple of beach stones collected from Seaham Hall Beach the day before.
He would always bring Stubborn Dog stones from his various travels.
"Evening Mate."
he
patted
THE
stone.
They headed back to the van.
A Police Car did a circuit of the of the tarmac rectangle.
Beach Buoy grabbed a drink from the van.
He took it, himself and Another Dog to the Promenade Wall.
He drank the refreshing drink as they watched over the beach.
The Village Church Bells rang for 8 p.m.
Time to head off.....
BEACH BUOY.