Come with me, to the caves?
Sometimes it’s hard to stay away from the sea. The weather these past few days has been incredible and, as always, I was drawn like a magnet. In Panorama I mentioned the caves shaped by the motion of the waves on our north east coast. Today I thought I’d take you down there.
Beautiful, isn’t it?
It’s a strange landscape, legacy of a mining past
A scramble across the rocks and we’re there
At high tide the caves are cut off
As the tide creeps in
Viewed from outside they’re less intimidating
Especially the ‘wedding arch’!
I don’t think it’s a place I would loiter on my own. At each visit the shapes have changed a little and there is new evidence of erosion. Just time to show you a few of the rocks in detail. Their colours fascinate- burned by the mines and bruised by the sea!
An endless array of haggard beauty
Or a lunar playground
They speak for themselves, don’t they?
I hope I haven’t tried your patience this morning? I do tend to get carried away with the camera.
You’ll be delighted to know that you can have a little rest from me next Saturday. I’ll be in the Algarve, but I’ll try not to bring back too many photos! Have a wonderful week ahead and please don’t forget to visit Cate at Show My Face with your six words.
See you on Monday, if you fancy a walk.
restlessjo 
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