Thank you, tahra. I've had a good morning gardening and a snooze after lunch so I'll post a few more photos before going out to sort out the PM I took to Kirkbean.
It's the beach scenes today, and I must admit I was so pleased with some of the groups of figures in last year's beach scene that I used them again with one or two additions.
The old harbour wall means sea fishing is possible and the catches good. (You can't see it in this picture, but this is the young lady's third catch of the day.):
Where there's water, there's danger, so a lifeboat patrol is maintained at weekends and during the hoilday season:
This sea canoeist needs to take care as there can be awkward currents round the bridge piers, especially as the tide turns:
However, you don't actually need the sea to have fun in a boat:
A pool left by the tide provides this mariner with enough water for sailing:
For these young ladies it's as the pop song said, "School's out!"
While for others it's "Dive! Dive! Dive!":
Last row of the day:
Ready for tomorrow:
