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Taken at Traeth Mawr along with Jr Little Miss Pink Wellies, opobs and Rob Funffinger. A lovely sunset indeed
Welly debut at Cocklawburn this morning - I can see that the combo of the 10-20 and wellies could easily become a dangerous one! Thanks to Jonathan for the msg "the sky is shaping up" which threw me out of bed and into jeans, jacket n wellies!
Tonnau mawr yn Nhrearddur ar ol llanw uchel.
Large waves at Trarddur, Anglesea after a very high tide.
This is Tor Bay, NS. We went here for a lunch by the sea one day. It was really hot and breezeless inland, but the breeze at the ocean was great. For this perspective, I was standing on a similar rock to the one pictured. It ran parallel to the one you see, allowing me to get in behind the breaking waves, but safely.
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I'm not sure yet what these particular cloud formations are called but one can get very dizzy watching them move in waves....this was taken 12 hours before that squall line passed through.
“For whatever we lose (like a you or a me),
It's always our self we find in the sea.”
― E.E. Cummings
We have finally starting to thaw here in the north, which means two things - there is a lot of mud, and the Red River of the North is flooding. At this point we are at "moderate" flood stage, although by Wednesday we are predicted to be in "major". At this point the crest projection is high, but does not threaten our house. In the meantime, Koko is enjoying all the water!