A fine morning for gulls, and dare I say it, a little warmer. The English setter is engaged in conversation with a gull. There is a hint of sunshine .... such luxury.
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a view from our beach hut
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the C21 shop,
38 High Street,
Mundesley,
Norfolk
38 High Street,
Mundesley,
Norfolk
NR11 8LH
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- Mundesley mud ......
- Six chairs against the odds...
- Final chair ....
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- Pebble dash....
- All in a day's work........
- It is getting lighter.....
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- When is a plant not a weed........
- Chair number five.....
- Gulls in the morning sun;
- What a grey day.............
- A misty afternoon..........
- Looking at the cliffs.........
- Too cold .... Too wet .......
- Garden wreck
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4 comments:
Beautiful sky on RHS. Can't quite make out gull - getting as blind as the proverbial.
XX sue
Ha! Have just spotted it - was looking on beach (Duh)
/s
There is, usually, a gull on top of the beacon but the English setters are less common.
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Love the one without the dog........
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