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I finally got a visit to the beach this year in October. Well, not actually the beach as I couldn't walk beyond the car at the time, but I was really really close to the beach near Gullane. We parked as close to the shore as we could get and watched the geese gathering in their 1000's over the estuary. The sound was amazing and carried over the water in a way that always make me think of late summer.
As the sun began to dip we headed back and parked near Longniddry (I think) only 30ft from a stoney part of shoreline where I just had to get out to take a few photo's of the sunset colours with Arthur's Seat in the background. The plants growing over some shore rocks looked like a hybrid between a land plant and a seaweed, and echoed the sunset colours nicely...
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2 comments:
Hello! Found your blog by following so many links that I cant even remember and I will stay around for a while. It is lovely. In your profile I also found good stuff. I feel curious about your collection of blue dresses. I collect everything blue, and live surrounded with blue things, in fact I find it to be such a neurosis that I make a great effort to use different other colors; in some contexts I can tolerate pinky and sandy colors...combines...AGGGGHHH Well, this is not about me, it is a comment to praise your blogs. Some very good ones are often abandoned. I hope you continue writing for a while more, at least. Bye now.
What a STUNNING diptych at top. Just love those caramel and pewter colours.
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