I managed to drive myself to the Prom.
Strange things one sees....
A woman I know came up to chat. She is one of those who knows - everything. I pointed out the 'bride'. "Oh thats Claire taking photographs for her work at the Academy. She has got a friend to dress up." There you go.
Eider ducks. Their down was used for stuffing Eiderdowns way back. We have got quite a lot round here. Lower down the coast is a King Eider, aka Elvis. We just have the peasants.
A smart fishing boat, recently been in dry dock and given a paint job.
Think the 'bride' frightened off any beach visitors.
New car not yet. Still havering between a Kia and a Dacia. Also I cannot find my last MOT certificate. But they can check on t'internet. Dont think they are bothered anyway. I get up to £2000 scrappage?
I might just go have a look tomorrow or Sunday. Get it over with.
We have had none of the predicted rain or the also predicted thunder storm. Although it could still come I guess.
I leave you with tonight's Sunset which I almost missed.
7 comments:
What a lovely sunset and had to smile at the bride in the waves! You must have done a double-take.
Good luck with the decision over your new car, and glad that the air is more breathable. I am going to have to up the steroids again and come off them more slowly, regardless of what the nurse-practitioner who doesn't know my medical history says. My lungs say otherwise!
I think you caught the sunset at its very best. Love your photos!
My first idea was you had photographed a wet angel. I kind of like my idea over the more prosaic explanation.
Neat photos. The bride looks like fun to watch. Peasants...ducks, makes me smile. Happy Car Hunting!
I am glad you are feeling better.
My son has a Kia and loves it.
God bless.
Must have been a surprise to see a bride in the sea.
Lovely sunset, rain here overnight
hat fun to see a 'bride' in the sea. There are always a lot of wedding photos taken locally with the sea as a backdrop but never in it. Good luck hunting for your new car.
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