Saturday morning.
High tide at 7-10 a.m.
Sunrise at 8-07.
Sunset at 4-26.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog arrived at the beach car park at 7-26.
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It was still quite dark.
Three Joggers logged along the Esplanade.
Beach Buoy collected five suitable stones.
They headed south.
He could see another dog walker's light ahead.
He could see another light too.
A green one.
Flash, flash then a three second pause.
Could the tide be so high that Beach Buoy could see a Buoy in the river?
The dog walker passed.
A lady with a head torch and wellingtons walked in the swirling shallows as she threw something for her two dogs to chase.
They ran in the shallows too.
It was a Buoy but it was up against he Grey Rocks, a couple of hundred metres south of Stubborn Stack.
It was a big lump.
Beach Buoy telephoned Hartlepool Marina to report it.
They said they would contact Teesport and let them know.
Three videos because it isn't something that you see everyday.
Beach Buoy and Another Dog headed to Stubborn Dog Stack.
It was 8 a.m.
Beach Buoy added the five suitable stones.
He patted
The
stone.
The Buoy as viewed from Stubborn Dog Stack.
The Crow landed on his giant pencil.
Beach Buoy scattered some seeds and left.
"See you mate."
They headed back.
The Sunderland supporter and his dog were walking the water's edge.
They walked and talked their way back towards the north.
Beach Buoy had set a four question quiz.
The prize for a correct answer was a beach-found sea alley.
It was white with red swirls.
Sunderland's colours.
Question answered the alley was handed over.
Team Muzzled Dog were heading south.
Beach Buoy let them know that he had reported the Buoy.
They informed him that it had been there since yesterday afternoon.
Beach Buoy and the Sunderland supporter walked as far as the end of the dunes together.
Beach Buoy had to dash.
BEACH BUOY.
