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That looks like an awesome place to take a stroll.
It was. One of the best.
As your other comments say, a lovely place for a walk.
Thank you. It was a delightful walk with a coffee bar at one end and the beach at the other.
That’s quite a view Hugh. I’m an avid walker but no beaches like that are near me. I am lucky, however, to live near many shoreline parks, most with boardwalks, which make for a nice walk. We are dealing with a lot of ticks right now, a casualty of our exceptionally warm Winter, so staying on an asphalt or cement pathway is the safer choice these days.
The tick problem sounds horrible, Linda. I’ve heard of Lime disease, which can infect humans with tick bites. We’re advised to wear long trousers when we walk in the long grass during spring and summer, but sticking to the asphalt sounds much safer.
Yes, it’s very bad this year … asphalt pathways are the best solution and doing a tick check every time you’re outside. At the beach – no worries!
It would be delightful feeling the breeze from the sea, walking down to the beach, and right into the cooling waves. I have another photo of just such a walk to the beach that one has roses on the vine along the way which you could say then would be the cherry on the cake.
I bet the fragrance of the roses is lovely as you walk towards the beach. It sounds like a delightful walk.
That photo is perfect. I would follow that trail in a heartbeat.
And the beach is dog-friendly, so you can bring along Shirley.
And Shirley sure does love the beach. She goes crazy and zigzags all over the place!
Great shot. Easily the road to somewhere, in the imagination. 🤣😎🙃
This trail only led to one place—the hotel—but the beach wasn’t very far away at the end of it.
Sad Face 😒 Like a magic trick; Now that I know the illusion is gone 🤣😎🙃
This just feels so dreamy, like Anne of Green Gables or something. 😀
It does have that look, doesn’t it? Taken on the south coast of the UK.
If I had a beach like that to walk on, I’d do it everyday – but here we have intense heat and humidity, so walking has to be around 6-7AM. I don’t walk in the summer but do water aerobics or swim laps every day (May 15-October 15). I much prefer that to walking because the walks are boring.
Heat and humidity are something I hate at the same time. I won’t walk if it’s like that. But living on the coast means we don’t get those sorts of days too much.
I am green with envy! Basically it’s like that here from May to October. Sigh.
The light is stunning on the beach, Hugh. I’ll book a flight today and be right over 😆
I’m sure you’d love it, Terri. This is the beach from last week’s Wordless Wednesday photo. It’s known for its surfers.
I’m usually pretty good at taking walks. I have many different rounds to choose from, depending on how far I’d like to walk. Anything from 15 minutes to well over 2 hours if I’d like.
That’s a great choice of walks. The weather plays a big part in how long my walk lasts. I don’t mind walking in the rain, but not if it’s blowing a gale.
I hate walking in the rain, so I avoid that. It can be a bit too hard if it’s too hot as well outside. Luckily we rarely have too hot weather.
Beautiful, Hugh. No pressure, but this would make a wonderful door to inspire writers in next year’s Thursday Doors Writing Challenge.
Thanks, Dan. Does a gate count as a door, though? If so, I’ll certainly send it over next year.
Gates absolutely count, Hugh! We try not to be pedantic at Thursday Doors.
I will be over soon and walk down that sand strip and enjoy the inviting blue waters. Hope to see you over at WW 33 and my post for this week:
One Swallow Does Not Make a Summer
It’s a walk I’d love to have done every day if I lived where it was, Esme.
Beautiful 💚 I’d love that walk.
It was a great path to follow, Cathy.
What a stunning photo, Hugh! Wow! Yes, I like to walk along Lake Michigan here in Chicago. It’s good for the soul! Cher xoxoxo
Beach walking in the summer months is very refreshing, Cher. I expect the lake also produces freshening breezes too? Very welcoming during the summer months.
It is so refreshing, Hugh! Oh yes, it is very welcoming during the summer months, especially this year when it has been so hot already, Hugh! How about for you? Does the sea provide some freshening breezes? Thank you! Cher xoxoxo
One of the reasons why we chose to live on the coast is for the cooler temperatures, Cher. During the summer months, the refreshing sea breezes help a lot.
It must be absolutely glorious, Hugh! I can completely understand why you chose to live on the coast!
To be surrounded by all this beauty and have the opportunity to visit with you (and perhaps Toby & Austin) oh yes.
Yes, they were both me that day. They had a good idea of where we were heading and that it meant walking on sand.
I love walking, so yes, I’ll tag along! I enjoy walking on the beach!
I enjoy winter walks on the beach too, Carol anne. Usually, it’s not as busy and I can have the whole beach to myself.
It looks very inviting! We go for daily walks on the North Norfolk Coast where we live.
How lovely, Dina. Is it busy at this time of the year? I was surprised by how quiet the walk that I was on in the photo in this post was. Although it was mid-morning, so I’d expect it to be busier after lunch.
It’s very busy now. I know where to find quiet places but the coast path and the beaches are full.
Oh, yeah, I’d follow that trail. The color of the water looks spectacular and the day seems like a calm one – perfect weather in a beautiful place, ideal for walking. Now the question is: where are we? And, are dogs allowed?
Yes, that beach is dog-friendly, Liesbet. It’s on the south coast of Devon in England. We spent three wonderful days there last summer. Last week’s photo for Wordless Wednesday was taken on the same beach.
Wednesday Sky – Ladyleemanila (wordpress.com)