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| Grasses on the sand dunes at Par |
Golden grasses are still on the sand dunes. The beach is very flat and the tide goes out quite a long way, leaving seaweed and the like behind. To the nearside of the beach the scenery is very pleasant - and it's possible to walk along the cliffs for many miles.
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| Par Beach, with the tide out |
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| Rocks on the beach |
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| Clay works at the far end of the beach |
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| Dog walkers on the beach |
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| Caravans at Par Sands |
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| Seagull on watch at the lake |
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| Geese, ducks and other birds at the lake |
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| Chalets at Par Sands |
Your great post here reminds me of how much sharing takes place in any given area: People, pets, industry and wildlife in this case. That many geese would upset many people since they do make a mess, but they love a beach as much as humans I suppose!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann. The geese and the swans at the lake can get a little over powering, especially when people feed them - they don't hold back. The china clay works are situated at the end of the beach as there is a deep trench for large boats to go in and out. It isn't used as much nowadays and there have been rumours that it may become a boating marina - but will believe it when I see it!
DeleteThis looks like a quiet, very secluded beach away from the busy holiday areas. We have one of two little beaches & woods where we go in the summer months when Cleethorpes gets too busy.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo's & I like to see all the birds too. Ok, geese leave a mess, we have that problem at our club fishing lake but at least this beach gets washed twice daily with the tide. Great post Mike.
Par gets busy in the summer months as there are lots of caravans for rent to holiday makers. Not my favourite beach but local people seem to like it in the winter - especially the dog walkers. Unfortunately we don't have a dog any more - our last dog was a border collie, he was very special to us.
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