sea level workington

this has made me quite happy!

Don't normally look at sea levels - only the random [not random] fluctuations of the river - so to see this rhythmic undulation is soothing :-)

And you'd be wrong to think all tide gauges have the same pattern (I was!).

[JackieR]

I use tide tables mostly to check good time to spot "our" kingfishers ( they like to feed 2 hours either side of low tide!)

[Peter]

Everyday is a school day on 365project Annie-Sue:)

[Annie-Sue]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond well I never! Did you work this out - or research?

[Annie-Sue]

@pcoulson we are never too old to learn :-)

[JackieR]

@anniesue actual, physical research!!! We see them more often around low tide, so sort of guessed!!!

[Annie-Sue]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond excellent!!

[JackieR]

@anniesue had no idea your rivers tidal??

[Annie-Sue]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond no, this is Workington - I'm above a spate river - goes up and down very quickly

[JackieR]

@anniesue love hoe 365 helps you learn more than photogging!!! I now know what a spate river is!!!
https://www.riverlevelzone.co.uk/what-is-a-spate-river/

[Annie-Sue]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond we're all cleverer now than we were earlier this evening!!

[Desi]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Wow that's fascinating to know. Obviously it is different in SA - but then perhaps not? So maybe I should start finding out more here too