Sea Fever

I must go down to the sea again,
for the call of the running tide
is a wild call a clear call
that may not be denied.
And all I ask is a windy day
and the white clouds flying
and the flung spray& the blown plume
and the seagulls crying.

John Masefield.

[Margaret Gozzard]

beautiful, I'm with you going down to the sea

[Pat Knowles]

@mgozzard Thanks Margaret, forgot to put that is Blackpool Tower in the distance on the left.

[Rick Schies]

That all sounds so inviting Pat. Love the view here.

[Pat Knowles]

@digitalrn Thank you Rick, you're up very early !!

[Phil Howcroft]

another lovely lighted shot Pat, beautiful work

What's the thing in the sea...Gas exploration ? Something to do with the earth tremors you've been having in Lancs ?

[Janet]

This is lovely .

[Rick Schies]

@happypat Yeah, not too bad. Up around 5:45am every day and then I comment before goign to work

[lesley allen]

Great light, is that an oil well on the right?

[Judith Greenwood]

Wow - another stunner Pat!!

[Jennifer Jones]

Such beautiful light in this,.. it looks as if it could be dawn or sunset.

[Semoor]

Lovely shot. Great light

[Diana Moss]

Lovely picture , and I love that poem.

[Pat Knowles]

@phil_howcroft No nothing to do with the Shale Gas Phil, just another oil or gas exploration I think.

[Juliette Packham]

love this Pat - I could so with a day on the beach - love the expansiveness of this shot - great tones too - nicely done

[marg]

Breathtakingly beautiful Pat - I LOVE the ocean in any weather or at any time of day, but this is a particularly pretty time of day for a photo. Gorgeous.

[Kate D.]

wonderful. I wish I was there right now!

[Giselle Lawler]

Looks beautiful and tranquil - love that low sun.

[Anna]

Great view!