I can't help it, digging into the files for more shots from Sunderland Point; this time red boats in fading light. That's the last of them until our next trip there - I promise!
I can't help it, digging into the files for more shots from Sunderland Point; this time red boats in fading light. That's the last of them until our next trip there - I promise!
I'm not getting tired of them! These are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the colours in the one with the three boats. What I'd most like is a frock like that, made of fabric printed with lots of those little red boats on a pebbly background. Hmm, a bit of a tall order I think.
ReplyDeleteYou feel free to carry on showing us photos like this. Just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lois and marley. I might do one more day then ;)
ReplyDeleteAllysoun in the Big House, I have my sewing machine out and will deliver that frock in the morning. If I can find the thread of course...
I really like the three red boats.
ReplyDeleteI like all boats, but especially red boats, so you can post as many of these as you like. Waiting for the tide to come in, I presume...
ReplyDeleteThe angles that the departing tide has left the stranded boats in, is manna to the eye, Eamon. I can smell the stench of the weed and sucking mud from way over here.
ReplyDeleteLovely images and lovely area. Go back as often as you wish!
Like the shot of the 3 boats Eamon. Nice composition, and great to find that kind of scene, where the colours all fit nicely into place.
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