That 'six pence, half crown' moment
Monday 19th March Bernard Vasey, Aussie & I took a walk along the coastal footpath above Robinhoods Bay, and watched as 2 dog walkers past the 'cut off' point (wrong side) as the tide was flooding in. They ventured right to the bottom of the cliff to inspect some washed up pellets (white). Thankfully they turned around, and started to return, not a moment too soon!
 ↑ - Cut off point - ↑ |  ↑ - venturing too close to the cliff - ↑ |
↑ - then, the cliff starts to fall, they stop & turn around - ↑
↑ - big boulders crash onto the shale beach - ↑
↑ - dust starts to settle - ↑
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↑ - Compare, before & after the rock fall - some pretty big boulders there! - ↑
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Sandsend beach 18.00 hrs en route to fishing mark
James Moore 3 lb 09 oz
High water 18.30 hrs, 5.6 metres
Trophies
Can last years recipients please return their trophies to Dave for engraving.
Can last years recipients please return their trophies to Dave for engraving.
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