Anderby Creek

The weather again has been pretty awful here! Dull & dank & cold! We went to the beach! I didn’t think we were going to get much in the way of photographs. The beaches on the east coast are not the most interesting, with a lack of cliffs etc, but I don’t think we did too bad in the end. The car said it was 7 degrees centigrade, but believe me, on the beach it felt much less! Still, cobwebs blown away!

[Shirley B]

That sea looks very rough, and we have all heard about the East wind being cold !!!

[JackieR]

That's a wild sea well caught

[Susan Wakely]

It doesn’t look very inviting.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful capture

[Beryl Lloyd]

Far from being inviting - such turmoil in the sea !!

[Carrie Shepeard]

Those look like angry waves!

[Diana]

I doubt that I would want to swim there, great shot of this disturbed ocean.

[Jacqueline]

Super capture of those waves!

[Judith Johnson]

The water does look very churned up and quite angry, great capture

[Phil Sandford]

Goodness it was cold and this photograph shows it.

[Babs]

Wow the weather looks wild, you are so brave to take photos when it is so cold and bleak.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Islandgirl]

Wow those waves look powerful!

[Phil Howcroft]

Anderby Creek is quite a nice little hamlet on the east coast a little jewel among the brash resorts of skeggy, chapel , mablethorpe. I like your photo

[Cathy]

Not an inviting beach scene. Powerful waves.

[Shutterbug]

Interesting stormy looking color. You were brave to go out to get a photo today.

[Milanie]

Must be having quite some wind to create all those waves

[Lou Ann]

This is an awesome capture! The water is incredible.

[Wylie]

Looks pretty wild!

[Dione Giorgio]

Great capture of the rolling waves.. Nice tones.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wonderful capture.

[carol white]

Great capture of the North Sea waves 🌊.All being well,I'll be in Northumberland next week, by the sea

[Michelle]

I love the how you’ve captured the movement of the waves

[Hazel]

Nice waves in motion!