My local beach
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 12:17 pmI took this at my local beach today after a nice swim. Just like the Med. 
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 12:17 pmRe: My local beach
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 2:15 pmThe sand looks to be a bit coarse Doug ?...in any event, you had a day to be enjoyed !
Re: My local beach
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 3:49 pmA pebble beach!
I find then really uncomfortable to walk, or sit on!
Lovely Photo, Doug!
Paul...."Barry Island", in South Wales, my nearest sandy beach, around 50 miles away...
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I find then really uncomfortable to walk, or sit on!
Lovely Photo, Doug!
Paul...."Barry Island", in South Wales, my nearest sandy beach, around 50 miles away...
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 5:51 pmReally nice Doug, I wish I were there. 
Re: My local beach
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 12:03 amNice beach, i like it, almost no waves
Re: My local beach
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 3:08 amThanks chaps. My photo doesn't do it justice.
Nah Foz, sand gets in your sandwiches & all your little crevices. Most uncomfortable.
Plenty for all when the tide goes out. Having lived down here all my life this is my idea of what a beach should be like. It only takes me ten minutes to walk there.
I use a pair of these for walking on pebbles nowadays as my feet aren't as tough as they used to be. Can also be worn while swimming.
And one of these for sitting on. I like my comfort in my old age.
This is what it looks like on a nice calm, sunny day. It's not always like it.
Rifleman wrote:The sand looks to be a bit coarse Doug ?...in any event, you had a day to be enjoyed !
Fozzer wrote:A pebble beach!
I find then really uncomfortable to walk, or sit on!
Lovely Photo, Doug!
Paul...."Barry Island", in South Wales, my nearest sandy beach, around 50 miles away...
Nah Foz, sand gets in your sandwiches & all your little crevices. Most uncomfortable.
Plenty for all when the tide goes out. Having lived down here all my life this is my idea of what a beach should be like. It only takes me ten minutes to walk there.
I use a pair of these for walking on pebbles nowadays as my feet aren't as tough as they used to be. Can also be worn while swimming.
And one of these for sitting on. I like my comfort in my old age.
Bluenarrow wrote:Nice beach, i like it, almost no waves
This is what it looks like on a nice calm, sunny day. It's not always like it.
Re: My local beach
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 7:06 amLooks to me like a nice relaxing day at the beach. 
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Re: My local beach
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 7:35 amNice....give me a shingle beach every time.
Re: My local beach
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 11:08 amGee, and all I ever had was San Gregorio...
Soft warm sand, great surfing and diving, lotsa driftwood to make fires...
By the way, were you aware that this very beach was the first "nude" or clothing optional beach in the US? Some women take that very seriously and get fantastic tans...
And if you were there at the right day and time, you could get a very private little cave all to yourselves. Obviously I always had a female comapnion along, sometimes two, depending on how my highschool sweetheart felt that day. I would surf, dive for abalone and lobster, and there was always a ton of driftwood to make a nice warm fire to cook them over. Once the tide comes in, The Cave was a very private place to spend an evening 
Just so as y'all know, it's actually a lot deeper than it looks...
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Great day all, and have great flights!
Pat☺
Soft warm sand, great surfing and diving, lotsa driftwood to make fires...
By the way, were you aware that this very beach was the first "nude" or clothing optional beach in the US? Some women take that very seriously and get fantastic tans...
And if you were there at the right day and time, you could get a very private little cave all to yourselves. Obviously I always had a female comapnion along, sometimes two, depending on how my highschool sweetheart felt that day. I would surf, dive for abalone and lobster, and there was always a ton of driftwood to make a nice warm fire to cook them over. Once the tide comes in, The Cave was a very private place to spend an evening
Just so as y'all know, it's actually a lot deeper than it looks...
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Great day all, and have great flights!
Pat☺
Re: My local beach
Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2014 6:11 am
Wow, now thats what i call an evening beach chick
@Hagar. A very inviting picture you've made
Re: My local beach
Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2014 8:38 amMy Local Beach....just along a bit from the beach that Hagar frequents:
