The first lot, with the pink sky and Moon, are from Saturday, while the second lot with the blue sky and seagulls are from Sunday.
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| A distant Cromer Pier |
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| Overstrand beach huts with the Moon over Sidestrand |
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| The Vos Gorgeous keeping its distance from a spume splattered, and very moist groyne... |
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| Back at Château DeVice: the Moon from the Smallest Room |
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| The Groyne at the End-of-the-Line |
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| Beyond the End-of-the-Line |
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| Gulls over Not The Devils Tower |
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| Looking back |
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| End-of-the-Line |
Ahhh...I do love your coastal pics.
ReplyDeleteI might find a couple of pics of my wee bit of coast line...I think The Man snapped a couple.I was actually swimming so couldn't use a camera.
Does this mean there might be pics of you in the sea?!?
DeleteThe spume must be the result of Binging Ben (I'm obsessed).
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos as always.
Looking forward to hearing how you performed under scrutiny.
Who is this Binging Ben??
DeleteThe pink skies - morning and evening - at this time of year (when it's not drizzling, which it has been today) are rather lovely. Treasure them while they last, as we'll very soon be in mid-mid-winter, when everything's dark all the time... Jx
ReplyDelete"The pink of dawn" as featured in Pilots, by Goldfrapp.
DeleteFriday night at the football game, I saw the most beautiful big-ass orange harvest moon rising on the horizon. It became smaller and silvery as it arced into the inky blue sky.
ReplyDeleteOh! I saw it, too! It rose above the building across the road from where I work like a giant pumpkin.
DeleteI love the pink skies.... Jon is right, it's getting so dark all the time now. I've been meaning to go for a walk at pink sky time, and now I've probably missed my opportunity due to the rain forecast for the foreseeable future.
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Bah! Darkness and rain. Still, at least it's not freezing temperatures and country-stopping snow. Yet.
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