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| Another Evening walk. I have to make the most of the light nights. They are so precious. |
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| Once again the Sea has shaped the Sand, leaving large ripples and trapped water along the Beach. |
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| A stream of trapped water rushes towards the incoming Sea. |
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| #2minutebeachclean more Taprogge balls. BEACH BUOY. |
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| An Evening walk with the Italian branch of the family. |
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| Odd, how a Horse's tracks are so narrow. |
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| Lots of rippled sand and trapped water. |
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| The walk back. Tide had turned and was heading back in on a beautiful Evening. BEACH BUOY..... |
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| A RED HOT EVENING. NO CLOUDS. NO SEA BREEZE. |
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| TIME TO FIND SHADE IN THE DUNES. BEACH BUOY. |
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| I HAD DONE RED ACRE BEACH AND THEN HEADED DOWN TO THE MARINA AND PIER. |
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| THE PIER FROM SLOPE BEACH SANDS. |
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| AND BACK AGAIN. |
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| I THINK THIS LEADS TO A PASSAGEWAY INSIDE THE PIER? POSSIBLY TO ACCESS THE LIGHT AT THE PER END IN BAD WEATHER? BEACH BUOY. |
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| The Beach part of the day started down at Seaham Marina. |
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| We wandered down to Red Acre Beach. |
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| And along to Seaham's other Beaches. |
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| A two dog day today |
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| The Seaham Beaches were fairly quiet. |
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| As was Seaton Carew later on. BEACH BUOY. |
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| An Evening walk;around high tide. |
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| Large pieces of driftwood can rest on the Beach for Months then a tide will come and reclaim them for the Sea. |
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| The Clouds gather over Hartlepool's Historic Headland over across Hartlepool Bay. |
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| A lovely floral piece of Pottery or possibly tile ; delivered by Sea. |
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| More Taprogge Balls. Must have picked up around 400 in the last ten days or so? They seem to have been trapped in the recently washed up piles of Seaweed. Most of the Seaweed pile has washed back out to Sea leaving many of these sponge balls behind daily on the stand line. They are part of my #2minutebeachclean, for more see below. |
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| #2minutebeachclean All sorts of trash and dangers for Marine Life. |
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| Legs-Lego-Leg. I found the 2 parts of the Lady at different ends of the Beach. BEACH BUOY. |
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| A mid-week day off to take some of the family to Saltburn. |
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| The tide was way out and the weather was fantastic. |
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| The Pier with the Family on the beach, near the Pier end; heading for the Sea. |
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| One of the many Yarn Bombed subjects that are fixed to the Pier. |
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| North to Redcar and Hartlepool. I did do a small Beach clean, but it was a very clean Beach. BEACH BUOY. |
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| Making tracks to the Sea. |
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| It has been a Sea of many colours recently. |
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| A crowd of Scouts were on the Beach; armed with Buckets and Spades. |
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| Another 120 Taprogge Balls. BEACH BUOY. |
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| ON BEACH BEFORE 7 AM, THE SUN WAS AND THE SEA WAS CALM. |
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| HE COULD SIT FOR HOURS AND WATCH THE WORLD GO BY.... ME TOO! |
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| A LOVELY MORNING WALK... |
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| #2MINUTEBEACHCLEAN 22 TAPROGGE BALLS. BEACH BUOY. |
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| Walking down to Crimdon beach from the South end of the Car Park. Hartlepool Headland is in the distance. The weather was lovely. |
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| A nice walk to the Beach, with the family in front. |
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| Nearly there. I Love these little fenced walkways. |
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| North towards, Blackhall, Horden, Easington and eventually Seaham. |
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| South to Hartlepool. |
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| Sea pottery finds from recent Seaton Carew walks. |
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| Seaglass form recent Seaton Carew walks. BEACH BUOY. BE HAPPY. |
