The Tide is High by 30pics4jackiesdiamond

The Tide is High

In 2019 this was a dry meadow, at all times of the tide you could walk across the field, only getting wet feet if it had rained. Now it is part of the coastline, because the sea wall is broken.

My get pushed challenge is to replicate, or be inspired by, an upload from my October 2016 month and yesterday I was inspired to replicate a watery reflection

Click here to have a Blondie earworm for the day!!
@wakelys mirror calm yesterday, beautiful fluffy clouds in an azure sky, birds floating about on their new salty lake and not a single kingfisher to be seen!!
October 24th, 2022  
@30pics4jackiesdiamond very nice. There were 14+ egrets and a heron by the Breach on Saturday.
October 24th, 2022  
Another fabulous documentation of the damage done by the breach. I did not need to listen to the song to have it already rattling around in my head from your title
October 24th, 2022  
Lovely reflections.
October 24th, 2022  
Lovely perspected, reflections and colours Jackie:)
October 24th, 2022  
Very striking, particularly with your narrative.
October 24th, 2022  
wow that really tells the story!
October 24th, 2022  
Nice reflections.
October 24th, 2022  
It is sort of high on those utility poles.
October 25th, 2022  
I am in agreement with @koalagardens 100%. Wonder if repairs are in the plans?
October 25th, 2022  
@joysabin they are not!!
@randystreat isn't it
@carole_sandford thank you
@koalagardens on rough days seaweed is on the trees
@ljmanning it did look beautiful
@pcoulson I do like symmetrical views
@merrelyn thank you
@grammyn it's a nice earworm though
@wakelys lovely to see them, must take binoculars next time see if they're cattle egrets ( or your big lens!)
October 25th, 2022  
@30pics4jackiesdiamond no they were the regular egrets same as the ones that congregate behind Langston mill.
October 25th, 2022  
@wakelys long lens to cow field at Farlington? Cattle ones there ( allegedly)
October 25th, 2022  
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