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| Shoreline of Lake Michigan |
To the sands of Cornwall.
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| Empty sands at Crantock, Cornwall |
And nearer home in North Yorkshire.
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| Whitby looking towards Sandsend |
However beaches are meant to be played on like this one more that 50 years ago (that's the nearest I'm allowed to date it)
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| Amy (on the left) and her daughter (future mother-in-law and wife) |
Some years later in the 1970s, I get in on the act. Note the flared trousers.
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| The Scotneys and Andrew, their younger son |
A few years earlier it was a case of someone taking charge.
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| Sandsend again. (Bob, Adrian, Andrew, Rachel laying down the law) |
Same beach on a different day, some years later.
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| Andrew and his children |
Apart from empty beaches we can even find an unusually empty sea.
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| Cornish Surf |
This brings me to the UK Pro Surf Tour's Rookie of the Year 2013, grandson Angus Scotney and - .
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| UK Pro Surf Tour's Beach Bum U16 Boys Champion 2013 |
If you wish to get more sand between your toes and other unmentionable places then catch a wave and surf over to Sepia-Saturday-202.
WooHoo, your beached photos rock in my eyes. Great photos to treasure!...and share!
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ReplyDeleteSome sharp beach photos!
Gorgeous pictures of empty beaches & ocean! At Crantock, Cornwall it appears the tide is out & will come in all the way up the beach when it does? I'm sure your son & grandkidlets in the one picture are beginning to build a sand castle, but it looks, in the photo, to be a giant Hershey's Kiss. Yum - except it would be a bit gritty!
ReplyDeleteWe've got some great beaches here in Maine, Bob....but we don't have anything like Angus on them!
ReplyDeleteI love empty beaches. Love the pix.
ReplyDeleteWell I especially liked the empty sands of Lake Michigan, reminds me of the summers I spent there as a child...a great selection of beaches and folks.
ReplyDeleteGo Angus! Tell him I live near Bells at Jan Juc. He'll know what I mean.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see some photos of the big empty beaches too.
Nice photos, although from the look of some of the people , the weather at the time was a bit chilly,!
ReplyDeleteGreat beach shots - we have lots like that in Australia.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Angus, will we see him in Australia soon?
I live near Manly / Freshwater / Narrabeen where they have the odd surf classic. My massage therapist is also that of Layne Beachley - again, tell Angus, he'll know who I mean.
Well Done and Congratulations to Angus.
ReplyDeleteSome wonderful photos there too.
Great family shots, but you look so cold. Come to Australia Bob, where the sun is warm, the sand is white and the water oh so blue.
ReplyDeleteWould love to spend my day at any one of those beaches.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they had beach bums in the UK.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly look chilly - I can see your goosepimples! Lovely empty beach shots. Congratulations to Angus.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen the Great Lakes, but I've heard they are so big they really look like oceans. I like the photo of the beach with the boulders -- instant seating if you forgot a blanket!
ReplyDeleteWhat's this business about "allowed to" Allowed to ??? A most interesting sequence of photos.
ReplyDeleteBest British Beach post of the week, Bob. (Lake Michigan can be included as it's easily as cold as the sea at Cornwall)
ReplyDeleteGreat beach pics Bob. Plus the one and only pic of a 'young' Adrian I have seen!:-)Well done Angus again.
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