It’s a glorious beach. I used to go there for summer holidays in the mid 60s. Quieter in those days. And some of the dunes ha snow been eroded and trees from gardens above are on the beach
Oh the beach!
I can hear their constant calls but because of the still intact restrictions, there’s no way to step over the sand and answer those calls in my town.
So much sad 😦
But I’m thankful to you for sharing this wonderful beach & mesmerizing sky capture with my challenge, Debbie 🙂
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Those are extremely fluffy clouds!
Looks like a lovely day at the beach!
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Fabulous! Happy weekend, Debs 🙂 🙂
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That’s a wonderful cloud formation
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I’m not one for sitting on beaches but I love coastal and beach walking – but only if the sand is firm. Soft sand is hard work!
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I agree. You need low tide and walk on the wet sand.
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I can feel and smell the ozone from here!
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Really beautiful!
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Fantastic Sky Debbie 😀
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Great shot, Debbie 👏 Had many a days great bodyboarding there; has a brilliant shore break 🤘
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It’s a glorious beach. I used to go there for summer holidays in the mid 60s. Quieter in those days. And some of the dunes ha snow been eroded and trees from gardens above are on the beach
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Lovely!
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A childhood haunt
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Aaah, don’t know that one….but in all honesty, other than Porthcurno, I can’t remember where we went
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Oh the beach!
I can hear their constant calls but because of the still intact restrictions, there’s no way to step over the sand and answer those calls in my town.
So much sad 😦
But I’m thankful to you for sharing this wonderful beach & mesmerizing sky capture with my challenge, Debbie 🙂
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Nice beach. Hope I get to Cornwall someday
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