I’m sure it something to do with the uninterrupted view to the horizon (except maybe the clouds to add drama), but this stretch of coast
Patterns in the Sand
A couple of pictures of the effects of wind and sand. The first is three bottle caps which appeared to have emerged all in unison from the sand, each at almost precisely the same angle and with the same pattern of sand on the lee side.
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Today, I Have Mostly Been Walking on Sand
Crikey, that’s a big one! I posted a picture a few days back of sand dunes, but they were mere sand castles compared to the
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That Lighthouse Mentioned Yesterday
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Where Does the Time Go?
Well, it was a lovely lunch, a great view, but my word doesn’t the time fly. It was 3pm by the time we got going
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Not Bad for a Monday Lunchtime
The view from the van this fine Monday lunchtime. Glorious sunshine and about 18 degrees. Looking across the Bassin d’Arcachon towards the Dune de la
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A Lovely Sunset to Round Off The Day
It was getting late as we arrived back at the Aire from our cycle ride, the sun setting over the lake, so we peddled out
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Cycling Part of Eurovelo 1 ‘The Atlantic Coast Route’
Out for a cycling ride this afternoon, after relocating from Soulac-sur-Mer further south to Hourtin. We first stopped at Hourtin-Plage, where the Eurovelo route goes
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Mel Takes the Wheel
Time for a change of scene, I get to sit in the passenger seat and Mel does some driving. Assuming she is happy to move
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Mel Portrait
Mel appears to be taking communion on the beach, or sucking her thumb. Where is the wine?
