Heading home

A lovely morning on the water.
For those interested you will see a road bridge in the distance going from the mainland on the right to Hayling Island on the left where I live.
Other than a boat of helicopter the bridge is the only means of getting to and from the Island.

[Kitty Hawke]

Lovely sea............

[Mags]

What a beautiful way to get some exercise!

[JackieR]

what a fabulous sight! Sorry we couldnt join you

[Kathy]

Looks like fun.

[Diana]

I love this Susan, fabulous capture of the scene and waves. You are so lucky to live where you do.

[Michelle]

Lovely capture

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Renee Salamon]

What fun

[Lis Lapthorn]

So interesting.

[katy]

Terrific POV and composition. I wouldn't trust myself with a camera on the water in a kayak like this!. I wouldn't trust myself in a kayak! Who am I kidding?!

[Dawn]

A nice shot , but I’m very much with Katy I doubt I’d be in the kayak muck lol

[Carole Sandford]

A nice shot. What is the population of Hayling Island?

[summerfield]

that's a bridge too far! the water is a tad choppy, ain't it. i wouldn't trust myself to kayak in that water. but then come to think of it, i've only ever kayaked once. aces on the shot.

[Ingrid]

Nice!

[Kathy A]

What a fabulous place to live.

Katy made me laugh @grammyn

[Brian]

Love your choice of POV, capture, editing and presentation

[Lesley]

How lovely. We have friends in Portsmouth but have never made it over to Hayling Island. Must rectify that.

[Susan Wakely]

@kjarn I have been called many things but not Olive 🤣🤣

[Susan Wakely]

@carole_sandford about 17000 I believe. There are lots of people who are in caravan parks for 8 to 10 months of the year so that alters the figures slightly.

[Kathy A]

That was meant to say to live 🤣🤣🤣

[Susan Wakely]

@kjarn it is. Thank you Kathy.😉

[Mary Siegle]

Ah, yes! I remember biking across that bridge from the island to the mainland. (Google Street View 😂)