Part of the birthday celebrations was a walk on the Durham coast, which was sporting a celebratory thick mist. We started along the coast path, which is well-surfaced, has lots of signs, and lots of public art works.
The flowers in the cliff-top meadows are specific to the magnesian limestone -
And include plenty of orchids -
Then we turned inland, by Hawthorn Dene -
Several miles later, we returned to the beach, where the mist had lifted very slightly -
Jellyfish were not the only jetsam on the beach; this seaweed lay next to a pearly piece of sand-rounded glass -
And as we returned to the car, tired after an excellent walk, it was still misty -
3 comments:
You're very lucky to have walks with such tremendous variety Stitch.
Our Norfolk walks tend to be a bit too flat and samey!
This looks great Stitch - especially the flowers when you click the pic.
A visit to the North East is still on my wish list.
Careful editing of pics makes it look better!
Peanut Yorkie has some grittier views on his blog.
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