WHITE HOUSE AND COASTGUARD AND THE STORM WHICH NEVER CAME

Burton Bradstock. Dorset

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TALKING TELESCOPE

Peace?

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FACE IN THE STONE

On shore.
With Seaweed.
July 20th 2016

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CANOE ON CAR

This is evening. Down on the beach (beyond the railings) fishermen are setting up shelters. Soon, very soon, it will be dark.
West Bexington. Dorset. August 28th 2016

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DEAD WOOD ON A BEACH -

There are four people in this picture.

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CHARMOUTH

Why people holiday in Dorset!

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MASTS AND CASTLE

With small beach.

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SEAWEED ON SAND WITH ROCK SHADOW

Dorset

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SKIMMING STONES

Monochrome inverted.

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LONE LEAF

Ivy

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RED SEAWEED

With autumn leaf.

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CINDERELLA WOZ 'ERE

Sand and seaweed.

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SHELL AND SHADOW - OCTOBER 6TH 2013

Friends?

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SHARD

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Terracotta triangle.

SHELL

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Shell and red seaweed on sand.

Thought I'd better post a something to reassure you I haven't vanished. Sometimes, the discipline is not in posting every day but in catching up with other things first!

All's well here.

Heavy rain, intermittent hail storms and moments of very bright sunshine with blue skies on specially cold days.

Hope all's well where you are too.

BIRD TRACKS ON SAND

January 31st 2013

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This is the monochrome version of one of the pictures in the
Loose and Leafy post
Here Come the Creatures.

RETURNING TO THIS BLOG

Late last year, Google / Blogger changed its storage arrangements for photographs. This disrupted some blogs for a while and I move to a new URL at M2!

Now things have settled down and we have all been given extra space so I'm reverting to posting daily pictures here.

I hummed and ha-ed about this for a while because it will, inevitably, cause confusion. (And a lot of work for me catching up from November till now. In the long run, though, I'm thinking it will be better because, this way,  the labels in the sidebars will connect all the pictures.

The short term downside will be that people who are still signed up to receive posts by email may find themselves inundated with pictures while I catch up. I hope this will be more of a pleasure than an irritation.

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Blue and white post on handrail leading down to an English beach.

WILLOW

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Willow branch with red twigs below cliff on beach.

You can find more about this willow on my other blog, Loose and Leafy at the post

Walking Into the View

BURNT WOOD

Small pieces of burnt wood on sand.

WASHED UP

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