Wednesday morning.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog walked to the beach.
They left the house at 7-20.
Moorhens strutted across the golf course as they passed.
They reached the Esplanade at 7-39.
A light breeze blew for the south west.
The Beachcombing Border Collie Couple were coming up the beach access ramp as Beach Buoy and Another Dog headed for it.
A tall man walked the Esplanade.
"Morning."
Nothing...
They reached the beach.
Team One Black Ear were about to leave the beach.
They chatted.
The Sun rose as they did so.
Just about over the sea.
It was soon overland.
A lady sat on the dune edge, watching the light show.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog headed towards the sea.
A friendly dog trotted over.
It was followed by an equally friendly owner.
Beach Buoy asked about the dog's breed.
"Cockerpoo."
It was an unusual colour for such a dog.
Black and white.
Big paws and big head.
Beach Buoy collected five suitable stones.
The sunrise seemed to have raised a few eyebrows.
The tide was well out but the wreck was still at sea.
A Lone Duck flew east.
A Parcel of Oyster Catchers flew west.
They headed for the low level route.
As they walked the route, Mr.Gunn/Lunn was just to the north, on the beach below.
They shared distant waves.
Basil, a borrowed dog walked with him and Excellent Dog Alfie.
Beach Buoy had been warned that Basil would be borrowed on a Wednesday this week.
"Morning Mate."
It was 8-11.
Beach Buoy added five suitable stones.
He patted
THE
stone.
Excellent Dog Alfie.
Mr. Gunn/Lunn and Borrowed Basil.
Heading for the Sun.
"See you mate."
They headed for the Sun too.
Work still in progress on North Gare Pier.
Another, Another Dog.
They continued south.
Hopping over rock pool water as and when required.
They turned towards the curving shadow of Sand Martin Corner.
A fruitless shingle search took place.
They headed back.
A jogger was heading south.
He stopped to do some beach press-ups
The wreck was ashore once more.
The Village Church Bells rang for 9 a.m. as they approached the beach access ramp.
Back to the house on foot and paw.
Beach Buoy.
