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on sunny days. . .
. . .and then the tide comes in 
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Ooh, that reminds me of your etching of the tide coming in (or was it going out?)
What ever happened with that and may I have a print of it?
Don't get so much of that tide coming in and out, here inland.
Dave I suppose you don't
shot I have the plates but never went back to get the print because I decided I couldn't stand the class. . . perhaps one day I'll print the plates again - that photoshop job you did was probably the closest it ever came to being finished
there's nothing like a proper print tho, with the indentation the plate makes on the paper. . .
*sigh*
If and when you do, I'll buy the first (second?) one and display it proudly!
Wonderful. Gosh you take awesome photos.
Gosh what a really cool beach!
*waves*
That could be a comment on the picture, or what I'm currently doing.
*waves*
what I'm currently doing! good morning, Dave
Meland these are still just the ones from the phone camera. . . I really must unpack the battery charger! it's not difficult to take a great photo in such a wonderful place, but thank you ma'am
shot I still owe three people etchings, from something I agreed to do last autumn. . .
you're on the list!
Now, is Polzeath the other side of Rock, just off the Camel Estuary?
Lovely spot, if so.
Hope you're having a blast in the sand (which, as you'll no doubt already have guessed, would make it a sand-blast!)
;)
xxx
Mort
indeed it is. . .
. . .just around the corner from Rock (which as we all know, now oppositre RickSteinLand, the town formerly known as Padstow), facing the Atlantic but with views of the Camel Estuary (especially in the above photos)
. . .and a lovely spot
you got it Mort!
oh WOW
it is so wide and sweeping!
taken with your phone camera? you have a great phone!
. . .a great phone with a brilliant little camera built in
. . .it's a fantastic beach
so wide, so sweeping, so beautiful, so far away now
*sigh*
Holy moly--with your camera phone?!
Right. More practice for me! ;-)
yup - and the phone came free with my contract, so it's super excellent as far as I'm concerned! (and it has Tetris on it!!)
(the real camera is almost ready to go - the battery's almost charged: go me!!!)
Fabulous! So many moods.
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