Description
A day enjoyed on our local beach on the South Wales Heritage Coast.
The first section was suggested by the high morning tide ebbing to reveal the sands. The sea fades into the distance.
During the middle section (bars 108 to 173) the sea is forgotten. We enjoy
the day on the rocks and sands, watch the cliff birds and take advantage of the full spread of beach exposed.
The last section is in fact "The Return", a free-standing piece.
It was suggested by the slow acceleration of the great tide eventually sweeping back to reclaim the sands. Then the big rollers start to march across and finally the full spring tide is crashing across the boulders into the base of the cliffs.