Showing posts with label sea kale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sea kale. Show all posts

Monday, 28 May 2012

28th May



An amazing still warm evening - perfect for an evening walk - yet we have the beach to ourselves. The sea is an alluring iridescent silvery blue - I wish that I had brought a towel to swim... - and is spoilt only by a slight brownish pall of pollution that hangs on the horizon.
The cliffs cast long shadows onto the beach as the sun drops.
Several starfishes have been brought in on the tide.
The sea kale is magnificent, filling the air with its sweet honeyed scent...

high tide:  low tide: 09.05 hrs 1.1m, 15.38 hrs 2.6m 
time of arrival:  19.11 hrs  
weather: sunshine, wind  NE 3 mph, 19 temperature c
marine litter: mostly small pieces collected from the upper reaches of the beach; one large piece tangled piece of net/rope collected which has been on the beach for some time




 




   










Tuesday, 22 May 2012

22nd May


It is a fantastic warm day with a brisk but warm breeze. A pair of sunbathers soak up the sun and the honeyed scent of sea kale fills the air.


high tide: 11.39 hrs 2.7m, low tide: 17.38 hrs 0.5m
time of arrival: 12.12 hrs  
weather: sunshine, wind  N 17mph, temperature 17c
marine litter: mostly collected at the foot of the cliff, along with a lot of 'lightweights' (plastic cups, bags etc) washing in on the high tide