Wild Times on the West Coast

SeasideMan ^pro
08/07/08 @ 13:16

Thank you :-)

More pics every day, hopefully.

Tom.

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08/07/08 @ 13:34

thanks for sharing so beautiful pictures and your city is really wonderful!

have a beautiful Tue. Tomorrow is a holiday in Brazil!

sandra

kendersrule ^pro
08/07/08 @ 13:20

I miss being a hundred metres from the sea

SeasideMan ^pro
08/07/08 @ 13:37

Now I'm here, I struggle to see how I could ever leave again. Maybe you'll move back to the coast again one day?

Tom.

kendersrule ^pro
08/07/08 @ 13:47

not the isle of wight again, is toooooo small, and you end up meeting people you hate whenever you go out!
But am considering my options...

SeasideMan ^pro
08/07/08 @ 13:54

There are thousands of miles of coastline to choose from. Ideal is a tiny place that isn't a major tourist destination, that's only a short hop to a major city. Rather like Borth where I live, in fact :-)

I prefer the West coast because of the sunsets, the North coast is too bleak and the South too busy. So the West is the Best!

Tom.

kendersrule ^pro
08/07/08 @ 14:07

lol!
am also taking into account where my uncles lives and where my best friend is moving to... the same place!

SeasideMan ^pro
08/07/08 @ 14:21

:-)

Tom.

deleted user [Visitor]

09/07/08 @ 08:45

that one cool piccy mate.

SeasideMan ^pro
09/07/08 @ 10:28

Thanks, bit of a different picture to usual.

Tom.

eliza [Visitor]
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09/07/08 @ 11:33

nice pic man...

SeasideMan ^pro
09/07/08 @ 11:48

Thanks :-)

Tom.

philghodg [Member]
10/07/08 @ 00:02

I could sit watching the sea come crashing in all day!

SeasideMan ^pro
10/07/08 @ 09:58

Me too. The violence of the waves is calming. You must come visit some time.

Tom.

SloshedAndVexed ^pro
10/07/08 @ 22:47

I sat overlooking the sea for about 20 minutes today . Read a little of the book I'm reading . Then felt the urge to return home .
Silly question , but are groynes to dissipate waves to avoid flooding ?
I presume something like that , though I've never definitively figured out their exact purpose .
Sizewell nuclear power station is visible along the coastline from here .
I'm listening to U2's Unforgettable Fire album , and my cat has just joined me on ther sofa .
With all good wishes to you and household , ~ Martin .

SeasideMan ^pro
10/07/08 @ 22:50

The groynes are to prevent longshore drift, which is sand and stones being moved up the coast.

Have a good evening, what's left of it.

Tom.