These are some of the views of the seafront after the dreadful winds at the weekend.
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| The sea was looking very wintery and uninviting. |
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| The view wasn't much better from the sand dunes. |
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| The main promenade was turning into a sand dune! |
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| Not a lot of room to sit outside the chalets! |
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| Or to stroll along the promenade! |
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| Would you like to follow the coastal path? |
With it being Easter weekend soon, there is a lot of work to be done shovelling all this away before the holiday visitors arrive. Hopefully the wind will have died down by then!
Hello Rowan
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower and really enjoying your blog.Just love these coastal pics,especially the second one...lovely subtle colours.
I was born and raised on the south coast, but live in France now,far away from the sea.
Also liking your crochet very much-love that you crochet blankets for your dogs :) I taught myself using Attic24s brilliant tutorials and am now well and tr
Hi Carole, thank you for visiting and following my blog. Do you miss living by the sea? I know I would :-) ! Thanks for the kind words, I usually have to crochet with a dog on my knee or close by, even though they do have their own blankets! Lucy's Attic 24 blog is amazing she has such lovely posts, I'm slowly reading it from the beginning! Happy Easter Rowen x
DeleteHello Rowen
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower of your blog.Really love the coastal pics,especially the second one-such lovely subtle beachy colours.I was born and raised on the south coast,living in France now,far away from the sea.
Liking your crochet very much too-love that you crochet blankets for your dogs:)
Happy Easter,best wishes,Carole.