........ or if you prefer the egg case of a skate. There are quite a few around at the moment so the skate population may be thriving. The label is for you to work out, could be limited quantity, but of what?
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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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3 comments:
The International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code was developed as a uniform international code for the transport of dangerous goods by sea covering such matters as packing, container traffic and stowage, with particular reference to the segregation of incompatible substances.
LTD QTY is for dangerous goods in limited qquantities
Oh how I love to google, find me more puzzles.........xx
If you have BBC Iplayer it is worth listening to this fellow beach walker in Cornwall (from Friday night interval programme Radio 3 evening concert just before they played Debussy's Le Mer) Cut and paste to.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00r9t49/Twenty_Minutes_Seadrift/
I will try to find more puzzles, and will let you find the answers. Many thanks.
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