Shifting sands by inthecloud5

Shifting sands

We had a lovely time at the beach today, as you can see the weather was perfect. Other than a few dog walkers (you can just see 2 of them on the left) we had the place to ourselves!

This is on the west coast of the Isle of Man, we walked for a couple of miles north of this point to see the shipwreck of a fishing boat at Jurby Head. I'd never seen it before as it's only visible at very low tide. The ship ran aground during a really bad storm in December 1931, but thanks to the bravery of the ship's cook who swam ashore with a rope to reach the rescuers, the crew were all saved.

I love the different shapes and patterns that the sand makes, it never looks the same for long with the wind and water moving everything around.

Could have done with a few fluffy white clouds to add a bit of interest to the sky but I'm not complaining!
Sue
Nice composition. The inclusion of the rivulets on the sand give a real feel of movement. You certainly have had the best of the weather in the west of the country - here in Kent it feels more like winter!
June 1st, 2016  
Super horizon!
June 2nd, 2016  
Lovely shot, I just love a deserted beach. Just the two people and the dog off in the distance really emphasises the vastness of it. Interesting story too.
June 2nd, 2016  
@suesouthwood @kandkids @onewing thank you for your comments
June 2nd, 2016  
Wonderful!
June 3rd, 2016  
Looks like a slice of heaven. Lovely shot!
June 3rd, 2016  
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