Woke this morning to hear the foghorns , then half an hour later , as I dozed and contemplated my good fortune now that Alice ( rescue greyhound) sleeps in till at least six forty five , a passer by , possibly still on his way home from his night out , singing the opening bars of " Fog on the Tyne " . Glancing at the clock realised that the girls had in fact only recently taken themselves to bed ( at two forty five am ) , with much clattering of the stair gate .
The fog was still much in evidence on the beach at half nine . The four boys above appeared out of the mist with their surf boards held high and was one of several eerie shots I took without really being able to see what I had in my sights .
3 comments:
Surf boards? What is the weather like there now, not cold?
Oh no its freezing . But theyre hardy lads round here , they wear wet suits and just go for it . Sooner them than me .
Hope I get to see some surfers when we come up to see Mark in Berwick later this year! its 250 miles from us (in landlocked Midlands) long journey but well worth it, Mark (who is a pool lifeguard) did his beach lifeguard training in Bude Cornwall in March!! 2 years ago, he said wetsuits are warm (I did ask him if he wanted to take a hot water bottle to put inside, he just looked at me as tho I lost the plot!!) he said it was great in the waves,
2 great fotos
Best wishes from down South
say hi to the Alice, the girls and of course the gpigs
Joan
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