So its nice to get out into the fresh air for a walk, even if the weather was bracing.
One of my sons, Andy myself and the dogs headed to the beach.
Lots of seaweed has been washed ashore (I love the smell of salty seaweed in the wind)
We wrapped up well as the wind whipped at our faces.
Rannoch and Sparky enjoying every minute.
I collected some pebbles and sea glass, of course Luke and I wrote all our names in the sand.
I always take feet photo's
The cold wind got the better of us we headed home for a scrummy lunch of roast beef, yorkshire
puddings, roast potatoes vegetables and onion gravy.
We had another walk on a beach yesterday but luckily it wasn't as cold as it is with you!
ReplyDeleteSarah x
You cant beat a good beach walk Sarah x
DeleteI'd give anything for a beach walk - but we're 2.5 hours from the coast and driving down means at least an overnight to make it worthwhile. Perhaps after New Year's Eve we'll take a little trip. Love the pics Annie - I like taking feet shots too!
ReplyDeleteHappy day - well night I guess as it's much later there!
Hugs - Mary
Spooky feet shots and blog names in common :-)
DeleteWe walked on the beach yesterday morning and then along the South West Coastal Path just before sunset and then home for dinner. We sat on the cliff edge and watched the Fulmars flying in front of us enjoying the wind under their wings.
ReplyDeleteSounds just my kind of day :-)
DeleteSounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteI imagine our ocean and air temps are a bit different than yours. We are headed out right now to walk The Tasmanian Devil (Lulu) on the beach.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year
Yes Carol I am sure they are, our air temp is 37 F and sea temp is 48 F enjoy your beach walk in what I assume is about 63 F ?
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