Taken this morning at Monifieth. Above is looking from the beach across the park to the village.
I spent a large chunk of my childhood pottering about on those sands. I learned many things there......
How to swim, how to fish, how to play golf, how to scavenge, how to start a fire, how not to drink cider........ the list goes on.
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Great captures, Neil! Really interesting skies, too! Beautiful beach! Fun to revisit the places where we learned all "that stuff"! Hope you have a great week!
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Just as interesting and engaging.
ReplyDeleteYour world reminds me of my world where sandy beaches and soggy puddles provide hours of fun for kids and grownups. Thanks for sharing a little of your memories and your wonderful spot on earth.
ReplyDeletePenelope is right, she and I both posted our home beach(es) today, too, and there are many similarities.
ReplyDeleteBut I had to go to Google Maps to find Monifieth. Between Dundee and Arbroath, how absolutely wonderful!! Grandma was from Aberdeen, and someone (not Grandma) went home to Scotland for a visit, bringing my mother a potholder in the shape of a fish -- an Arbroath Smokie. My little sister immediately claimed it as a pet, and it entered into many a conversation during her childhood and even later.
Great beach view. What a wonderful learning place. Better than schools!
ReplyDeleteThere are places we learn things we never forget, a beach is an excellent school. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these beautiful sky photos
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week,
Greetings, Bram
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ReplyDeleteLook at that sky in the last photo! It's like someone slathered whipped cream over it. Or maybe I just need a snack.
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