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Sunset, clouds and tides all worked. Tide pools are starting to come out as we move to the winter beach.
Title: Tidal
Location :Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
Year : 2015
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A tidal pool at Mavillette Beach. I positioned the camera to catch the reflection of the sun at the edge of the water.
Polson Logging Co. No.2 crosses bridge 835 over a tidal marsh on the approach to Wheeler. Taken on a Lerro Productions charter on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad.
This was from 30-09-19 just forgot to post at the time . Super high tide and reflections of the old 1863 Crane at Cotehele Quay, which is usually on land. good job we had wellies that morning. A little mist floating around too! Great place to pay a visit too if your in the area and lots to see including the Shamrock which is the only fully-restored ketch-rigged Tamar sailing barge in the world. A little Cafe also for a cream tea and Gardens and woodland to see too.
Sunset at Walpole bay tidal pool.
Lot's of people enjoying themselves.
Nice evening.
Enjoy.
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Lindisfarne on Holy Island is reached via a causeway from the mainland which at high tide is under water. Pilgrims walk across the sandbanks barefoot following a line of poles for guidance but we cycled across on the road along with the traffic.
When the sea goes out, it flows so fast that it almost makes furrows in the water caused by the stanchions under the Pier. Imagine the pressure they are under, & they are still standing!
Taken a during a recent storm to hit the east coast and nationwide generally. Forecasters predicted that the highest tidal surge for sixty years would hit the east coast on Thursday. Decided to head for Seaham early Friday morning as the surge would still be high and coincided with a day off. I stood on the cliff that overlooks the harbour with the remote shutter attached. The next hour was spent stood in freezing temperatures and gale force winds watching the spectacle. Perfect start to a days leave!