A glorious sunny morning, just right for a beach clean walk and for making a labyrinth.
I’m so lucky that this beach is just a 10 minute drive away.
I found some sea glass too.
A glorious sunny morning, just right for a beach clean walk and for making a labyrinth.
I’m so lucky that this beach is just a 10 minute drive away.
I found some sea glass too.
So here is the thing, yesterday, 21 January 2015, my husband was diagnosed with kidney cancer. This is the new journey it takes us on.
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Nice! Looking forward to seeing projects that incorporate your finds.
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A lovely sandy beach Sandra. Some of that glass may be very old.
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Yes, I’m sure some of it is Victorian.
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The Sea glass looks like candy jellies! Only 10 mn away!! What a blessing!
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Hello Eliz! Lovely to hear from you. Yes, it is truly a blessing.
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I do love a spot of beach combing.
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One of my favourite things to do.
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Lucky you to have the beach so close – is it always that deserted?
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It gets quite busy in the summer, but never unbearably so. I did meet about 6 other walkers.
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Nothing like a beach day no matter what the season
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Absolutely Karina. 🙂
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Beautiful sea glass, and what a gorgeous beach, lucky you indeed. CJ xx
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Finding sea glass is like finding treasure isn’t it CJ.
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Lovely to have this place so close, and sea glass is a bonus find indeed.
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Yes, it is lovely, but not as lovely as Newgale and Whitesands Deb. ❤
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Gorgeous sea glass. Any rust by any chance?
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Oh yes! That’s what I went there for! 😉
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The sea glass might fool some, but not me. I’m hoping to get some vinegar today and make a start! I am somewhat daunted by all the mixes and potions and measurings on the dyes.
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HaHa!!! 😉 You know me too well Cathy! ❤
I'm so taken with messing about with rust, it might take me some time before I get to the colourful malarkey.
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Lovely sea glass colours. As I read about your dislike yesterday, Dune or Duney came to mind. Fancy a nick-name? 😱 (If not, tis fine❣️)
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HaHa! Thank you Del, great suggestions. I do have loads of nicknames, my school friends call me Tanie, my nieces and nephews call me Dondi, a few friends call me Doris after a dreadful Doris-Day-like hair cut I once had and a few blogging friends have adopted Daffy! I’ve tried to change my name a couple of times, but it never seemed to work….so I stick with Sandra.
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Hm. Okay, but with reservation for inspiration. 😘
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