Oh wow! It’s one of the spots I always try to get to when I’m in Edinburgh – I like the walk out to the island if the tide is low. You’ll have to share that image – or show me when I come round next 🙂
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I love the reflected silhouettes
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Excellent. Are you sure they aren’t statues? 🙂
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beautiful! 🙂
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A beautiful spot, Deb. I love the amount of detail you reveal here–not too much, not too little. Just perfect! It’s a very happy and inviting image!
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Beautiful. I went there with a fellow blogger once. Beautiful, beautiful light.
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Lovely textures in the sand.
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Not great for dry feet though 🙂
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Cramond! I have an image of fishing boats at Cramond, that my mother took in the 1950s….
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Oh wow! It’s one of the spots I always try to get to when I’m in Edinburgh – I like the walk out to the island if the tide is low. You’ll have to share that image – or show me when I come round next 🙂
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Is shall
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🙂
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I agree with Beth – your image makes us want to meet and enjoy the company of the beachgoing family
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It’s a lovely spot and I think the light has really helped this image
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what a happy picture
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It’s a place that always makes me feel happy
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