Digging for Ragworms

The sun shone on the river Tees estuary, the tide was out and there was one lone soul digging for ragworms to use as fishing bait. He was very close to the old wreck which has been part of low tide since before we were born. The afternoon sun was getting low which gave the sea a golden glow.
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Thank you for all your lovely comments and favs all are appreciated and welcome.

[Diana]

Lovely shot and beautiful light.

[Maggiemae]

The wreck sounds as if it would have an interesting history! I'm curious. Never heard of a ragwort but as long as the fish have then that's all good!

[Maggiemae]

Might be the "Wesley of Sunderland"!? In the 19th Century!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely capture and interesting about the Ragworms.

[Kathy]

A great industrial look to this.

[Daisy Miller]

Lovely wintry shot.

[Babs]

I love how this shot tells a story.

[Michelle]

Lovely capture

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful story photo

[Lois]

Beautiful light!

[KWind]

Nice image!

[eDorre]

Love the light on the water!

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful sunset light on the water. Great shot. I like the man digging in the sand.

[Margaret Brown]

@maggiemae
Must say we are not sure of what the wreck is only irs been there forever. Will have to see what it is now!!

[Rose Humphrey]

Love the light and the industry. The fisherman completes the shot :)

[haskar]

A wonderful light. The man digging in the sand looks very alone.

[tony gig]

Nice capture, lovely light...Fav