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Saturday 4 August 2012
St Andrews beach on a sunny day
It was a very sunny day, probably the sunniest and warmest day so far this year. Days like this are worth waiting for. :-))
Lovely Photos, I liked them very much. They reminded me of my Childhood. I spent every Summers at the wonderful Seaside of a very pleasant place in the North of France, with my Cousins.
this caught my eye, I don't know what it was. Its very small and sits in the corner of the yard where all the little sail boats live. I love old buildings and I though the shapes here were quite unusual.
glad you like this one Emma, I love the colours and shapes made by the water, I wish I could paint this but its very hard. Also........I love the way that when you take a photo like this, its a moment in time, its unique and will never be repeated, but to capture it is very special.:-))
Another wonderful set of photos Loretta, it looks like a lovely day too. I have once been to St Andrews many years ago when I was hitching from Birmingham to Aberdeen to work on the rigs. I met the cousin of that famous folknik Ashley Hutchins somewhere in the middle of nowhere just as darkness was closing in, he was going to stay with some students at the University, so I tagged along and stopped there overnight, before carrying on to the granite city. It was winter so I never saw this in all its sun-drenched glory....fantastic, thanks for showing me what I was missing Loretta :-)
very cool!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the colors on this!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the beautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteDear Loretta,
ReplyDeleteLovely Photos, I liked them very much. They reminded me of my Childhood. I spent every Summers at the wonderful Seaside of a very pleasant place in the North of France, with my Cousins.
Take care.
i just love all the color here
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love that "toes in the sand" feel
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very clear water
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Wow, like jewels those colors are!
ReplyDeleteLove this...gold and grainy yet foamy like beer:)
ReplyDeleteoooo, sweet patterns over the sand!
ReplyDelete*gasp* lushness against the sea
ReplyDeleteSuch cool textures in this building!
ReplyDeleteLOVE skies like this!!!
ReplyDeleteSo many gorgeous hues! What a view!!
ReplyDeleteSparkling gold ...... beautiful
ReplyDeletewow!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this, the colours are just so lovely..... what amazing photos of an amazing day :)) xx
ReplyDeleteSo many curves here!!!!
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ReplyDeleteNow if only we got more of these lovely summer days St Andrews would be perfect .
Fluffy clouds on a summer day....lovely :-))
ReplyDeleteGreat colour contrasts.
ReplyDeleteI can almost hear the waves gently rolling in.
ReplyDeleteNice :-))
ReplyDeleteSome things haven't changed since my own childhood.
ReplyDeleteLove this one.
ReplyDeleteSwirly.
ReplyDeleteLove the patterns of light and dark in the water.
ReplyDeleteWonderful contrast of green against blue.
ReplyDeletePerfect summer day.
ReplyDeleteInteresting old building.
ReplyDeletethanks, yep..............the colours were spectacular that day, it was really lovely.
ReplyDeletelol...........I love it too, I walked at the waters edge all the way along this little cove while my friend sat on the grassy banks painting.
ReplyDeletethis caught my eye, I don't know what it was. Its very small and sits in the corner of the yard where all the little sail boats live. I love old buildings and I though the shapes here were quite unusual.
ReplyDeleteglad you like this one Emma, I love the colours and shapes made by the water, I wish I could paint this but its very hard. Also........I love the way that when you take a photo like this, its a moment in time, its unique and will never be repeated, but to capture it is very special.:-))
ReplyDeleteHi nice to see you again..............yep, St Andrews is pretty perfect anyway but the weather certainly makes a difference.
ReplyDeletethats what I thought, somethings never change, and its great to see that.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. Did you do any painting?
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful set of photos Loretta, it looks like a lovely day too. I have once been to St Andrews many years ago when I was hitching from Birmingham to Aberdeen to work on the rigs. I met the cousin of that famous folknik Ashley Hutchins somewhere in the middle of nowhere just as darkness was closing in, he was going to stay with some students at the University, so I tagged along and stopped there overnight, before carrying on to the granite city.
ReplyDeleteIt was winter so I never saw this in all its sun-drenched glory....fantastic, thanks for showing me what I was missing Loretta :-)