Elie
I love walking at Elie as the sun sets
and the usually black/grey volcanic rock turns brown and yellow …
Today I met a shag (of the feathered variety)
who was enjoying an evening stroll
before heading out to sea
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How beautiful! Your blog makes me wonder on a daily basis how I can go live somewhere so lovely for a while at least!!
Ah well, you’ll just have to come and visit me!
Think I noticed a weary and somewhat toothless crocodile having a snooze in there too. Beautiful photo’s there’s nothing like a vibrant blue sky to make bracing those cold winds more appealing!
Yes I slipped that crocodile/snake in! Pleased you spotted it!
And I love the way the snails all cluster together to keep warm in the crevices of the rocks.