On the beach at Southport.


The sea escaped to Ireland that day.
Tyre marks from the lifeguards’ jeep.
Top two pictures taken with my camera, the bottom one is a smartphone shot.
I went to Southport beach. These are the objects I found there and photographed.
A branch of some sort?
A piece of marine plant that looks like Baby Groot from the Marvel movies.
A seashell. Obviously.
That’s just my foot.
Since I made it a bit of a recurring theme on this blog, here is another sign.
Southport beach again, this area is to the right of the pier from the shore.
Be careful!
Today, let me share with you some photos from my trip to Southport. Southport is a seaside town in Merseyside, North West England, over an hour by train from Manchester.
The bottom two are smartphone shots.
This trip meant a lot to me because this was the first time in ten years that I felt seawater. The tide was low as you can see, so I just took off my shoes and socks and went right in. I walked way, way past the pier. Of course, not being used to such hot weather (yeah, what’s up with that?) since moving to UK and not having been on the beach for a decade, I forgot I should have applied the sun cream regularly. Shrug, a bit of a sunburn won’t kill me.
Anyone here knows Souhtport?