My starting point Crosby beach. |
The days findings |
Treasures on display. |
I am really quite fortunate to
live so close to the Liverpool coast line and within walking distance of Crosby
Marina, which is one of my favourite places. On Saturday I felt the need
to walk along the beach, feel the wind on my face, the sand between my toes and
the relaxing rhythm of the sea. However, it was not quite as idyllic as
that, the weather was a constant drizzle of rain, so I did not take my shoes
off and the tide was way out so I did not hear the sea and the wind was quite
bracing. With all that said I had a very enjoyable two hour walk along the
beach. It is the first time I have ever walked the full length of the
Anthony Gormely iron men. Like most of us I would often pick up a pretty
shell on a visit to the seaside but it wasn't until I met my beautiful friend
Gill that I truly fell in love with beach combing. Gill is truly a lover of
nature’s found treasures and her collections leave me breathless, as does her
amazing art work which, you can see at Fishermans Path Studio. Once home I gently washed my lovely finds and left them to
dry before placing them in a little craft tray box. My favourite find of
the day was the crab claw. It has the most amazing colours of rusty reds and
tiny speckles of blue on it. I am looking forward to venturing out again
soon, weather permitting, to another place along the coast looking for more of
natures wonderful treasures.
2 comments:
How lovely! Beachcombing is one of my favorite past times! Even in the drizzle! It's so restorative and easy to get lost in time and thought!
Your treasures look great in their display box. xx
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