Beach Buoy and Another Dog reached the beach not long after sunrise.
The fact that he didn't note down the exact time of arrival seems to sum up this beach visit in a nutshell.
There was a mild breeze from the south west.
The tide was well out.
There was some filming taking place.
It looked like Little Red Riding Hood was being filmed doing a litter pick, up near the dune edge?
They moved down to the water's edge.
More filming took place as the carry-the-equipment lady looked on.
It put Beach Buoy off, going down to the sea.
In addition to the filming, also in attendance were the blue tent campers, running between tent and sea with a large barking dog on the loose with added screams.
There was another unfamiliar beach-goer, with another unfamiliar large dog on the loose.
Funny how a handful of people and two loose dogs made the beach seem too busy.
It didn't feel like their beach today.
They headed back to the van and coffee.
It was 6-22 am when the early 7 a.m. club went by, on their way to the beach.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog just enjoyed the sanctuary that the little van offered them today.
BEACH BUOY.
Strange how some people can make their presence felt to the discomfort of others. Great to have the van for those days when you just want quiet.
ReplyDeleteVan can be a sanctuary for many differing reasons.
DeleteGood plan. A dog walk is often set off-key by out of the ordinary events or unknown dogs and their walkers. I like routine, quite dull I suppose. All the best for another time.
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteI like your opening photo of the sunrise. Anything that encourages people to clean up and take their rubbish home with them, is good and if it's a nursery rhyme or a cartoon character - then hopefully that's offers more encouragement. Sorry that the strange dogs with excitable/noisy people spoilt the calm of the beach.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteIf the beach is a no go then the van is the next best place to be.