The layers of sand and clay at the bottom of the cliff look like real rock but, if you touch it, it is very soft. The second 'rock' is just clay but it has some nice layers and colour.
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a view from our beach hut
We are the proprietors of :
the C21 shop,
38 High Street,
Mundesley,
Norfolk
38 High Street,
Mundesley,
Norfolk
NR11 8LH
e-mail: thec21shop@btconnect.com
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- My mistake was to think these two are the same pl...
- The cliffs where the kestrel is nesting.
- Gentle sea this morning.
- The Lesser Celandine flowering on the river bank.
- Blackheaded gulls at the sea edge.
- Saturday night ........
- A coltsfoot growing though the barren clay
- Yet another fishbox.
- Low tide and the sand is back.
- A mermaid's purse .....
- A bit of colour....
- Signs of spring?
- High tide at Mundesley
- Anyone for sandcastles?
- Birds are the order of the day.
- A bright cold morning.
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1 comment:
I gottit! There's that dandelion again!!
Love from HO xx
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