Wordless Wednesday – allow your photo(s) to tell the story.
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Now that is crazy, Hugh! Nice capture!!
Thank you, Terri. Looks like somebody pulled the plug to let all the water out.
Fantastic shot. I did a double take. Expected the water to be there, but nope. Reminds me of your writing, unpredictable 🙂
That’s a lovely compliment, thanks so much Aimer.
Great shot Hugh. And so is the environment at rest 🙂 xx
Just as it is right now, Debby. Or how it seems, anyway.
Nice shot!
Thanks.
Cool shot, Hugh! I don’t ever remember seeing anything like this.
Thanks, Donna. We’re so lucky to have such a difference in high and low tides in the UK. They make the same scene look so different.
Very nice picture, Hugh.
Thank you, Robbie.
That is either true low-tide or the moment before the tsunami hits the shore.
Low-tide, Erika. We’re so lucky to have low and hide tides. They make the same scenery so different.
Yes, I like that a lot. A different scenery and also (depending on the area) you can see so much “sea life” appearing in low-tide.
What a great photo Hugh — it’s just brought back many great memories of being in Spain last year, and Croatia before that. And I look forward to the days when we can holiday again, I’m going stir-crazy, as are many others, being stuck indoors.
Thanks, Caz. I’m always looking at photos because they are a great source of bringing back great memories. I especially like looking at old photos and remembering the times when they were taken. I just saw one of a queue of people outside a cinema all going to see the first Star Wars movie in the 1970s. I remember being one of those people. It only seems like yesterday. I’ve just tweeted the photo.
Yes, I’m sure many are getting ‘cabin fever.’ Fortunately, I have two dogs to walk, although I don’t stay out for too long. The fresh air helps, though.
Stay safe.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen boats moored on sand because the tide has gone out. What a sight!
It was a moment I knew I had to capture.