Tuesday morning.
Beach Buoy, Borrowed Dog and Another Dog had parked up in Seaton Park.
They headed to the Esplanade.
A Council Road Sweeping Truck was clearing sand from the Espalanade.
They reached the beach at 8-32.
Beach Buoy collected five suitable stones.
The tide was a good way out.
There was a cold wind blowing off the sea.
The wind had no soft sand left to blow.
Stones and shingle left in many areas.
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A Council Beach Tractor headed north to clear wind-blown sand.
The Wreck today.
Its being claimed by the sand once more.
Even though the tide was quite low, waves battered South Gare.
A man with two dogs headed north.
The wind was cold and strong.
A dead bird gave a distant wave from the strand-line.
It's carcass was picked to the bone but its feather-light wing flapped in the biting wind.
Whilst heading to the low level route, Beach Buoy spotted some ghost fishing gear.
He took it up to the stack for now.
It was too windy to drag it all of the way back to the Esplanade today.
Morning Mate.
Beach Buoy patted
THE
stone.
He added five that were suitable.
It was 9-12 a.m.
The Crow didn't show today.
Ir was maybe too windy?
The ghost fishing gear showed
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SH is for Scarborough,
They possibly came from a Fishing Boat called GITTE?
RUBY.
WALTER.
To the west, the final part of the Oil Rig was broken in to two parts.
Beach Buoy scattered some seed for the Missing Crows.
They headed back with the comfort of a tailwind.
North to the Village.
Gulls struggled to head south.
They went up to the wind and road sweeper swept Esplanade.
BEACH BUOY.
