Searching for sea glass?

We thought that or shells, down on the beach at Skinningrove yesterday. There were two people stopping and searching the pebbles intently. Not a very nice day for it but at least there were plenty of nooks and crannies to investigate.
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Thank you for all your lovely comments and favs all are appreciated and welcome.

[Mags]

Beautiful story telling capture!

[Corinne C]

Lovely blue tones

[Beryl Lloyd]

Oh dear , or had someone lost a precious trinket on the sands and so desperately looking for it before the tide turns and sweeps all away !

[carol white]

Nicely captured scene

[Kathy]

The blue tones in this are lovely. Looks like a lot of pebbles, shells, maybe sea glass to be had.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

do you remove plastic while at it?

[Beverley]

Lovely pov -

[Michelle]

Lovely chilly capture! I use to collect seaglass on the Isle of Sheppey but there's none to be found there now!

[Dawn]

A nice shot

[Peter Dulis]

Either that or lost ;)

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Rob Z]

I like all the blue tones in this.

[haskar]

Lovely tones.

[KV]

Looks cold but that can be the best time to walk the beach.

[Lin]

Great presentation.

[Judith Johnson]

Nice composition and textures. I like to look for sea-glass too

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Shutterbug]

A nice story capture. Makes you wonder what he is so intently searching for.

[Diana]

A wonderful story telling image, I love the textures and tones.

[eDorre]

Like how he is walking out of the frame

[Issi Bannerman]

I always look and never find! Nice capture.

[Brian]

Nice one

[Wylie]

better than sitting inside!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Cool candid capture.

[Fisher Family]

A treasure hunt?

Sorry if my comments about Skinningrove seemed harsh, but there was such a contrast between the beautiful coastal walk and the village. The village seems out of place. It would be entirely fitting in South Yorkshire where I grew up. The thing I found really bad was the orange rocks in the beck, and the dirty water flowing out into the sea. I don't know if the steelworks there is still open, but I presume the pollution originated there.

Ian