Flood water

This is our fossicking site where we (JackieR) search for treasure, mainly old bottles that have been dumped over the years. This area is known as the breach where the sea wall has collapsed and the water escapes into the marshland. We have had exceptionally high tides in correlation to the full moon. This shows the flood water on a low tide escaping back into the sea. That black cloud eventually gave us a slight drenching after coffee and cake in the pub. We only went to the pub to support the local business- no other reason.

[Mags]

Great narrative to go with your marvelous capture! LOL! I hope you enjoyed your coffee and cake at the pub. Something very English - I'd like to do one day.

[Lin]

How lovely

[Casablanca]

Ha ha, of course you did! Cheering on local business with no personal gain! Nice water flow. Water never gets boring to watch methinks b

[JackieR]

A fabulous capture Sue, breaks my heart to see the damage the breach in the wall has caused

[LManning (Laura)]

This is a great perspective and terrific capture. Glad you got an outing before you got soaked!

[Diana]

Wonderful capture of the elements, that water sure is flowing fast. Love the different tiers and perspective.

[Ingrid]

You have a real waterfall here!
And I think that will be a great way to support local businesses :)

[Nina Ganci]

agree, a beautiful waterfall
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supporting the locals is always good

[Carole Sandford]

Cake has a lot to answer for! Nice water shot!

[Susan Wakely]

@casablanca there was a personal gain... a few more inches on the hips after the chocolate cake!!

[Bill]

Lovely scene.

[Casablanca]

@wakelys Ha ha, excellent!

[Kathy]

Nice POV of the breached sea wall.

[Babs]

Great shot and story. Good that you are supporting local businesses too, nothing to do with coffee and cake.

[Erin R]

Nice shot, hope you enjoyed your coffee and cake

[sheri]

Wow so interesting.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nice POV, and capture of the rushing water