Just Back From… Brightlingsea Part Four

Another thing we weren’t short of. Boats. Watching the tide ebb and flow, the wind whipping up waves, the ferryman with his foot passengers, row boats, motor yachts, windsurfers and sailing dinghies was fun.

Perhaps not so much fun for this person who fell foul on a sandbank. We got quite a shock this morning and not just from the look of that sky.

Waiting for the tide to turn
1st September @ 10:40 – and yes there are people on board.
29th August @ 17:28 Our first view of the marina
29th August @17:30 – rowing club
29th August @ 19:45
31st August @ 06:17
31st August @ 09:38 – out rowing again
31st August @ 13:57 – sailing dinghies getting ready for a race
31st August @ 13:57
1st September @ 19:09
1st September @ 19:35
1st September @ 19:35

We thoroughly enjoyed our week by the water. So much to look at we were never bored.

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Heyjude

I have lived in the UK for most of my life, but when young I definitely had wanderlust and even ended up living in South Africa for several years which was a wonderful experience. I now look forward to a long and leisurely retirement doing what I like most - gardening, photography, walking and travelling.

22 thoughts on “Just Back From… Brightlingsea Part Four”

  1. You have to be quite careful steering through the channels to our offshore islands too. Tricky when your water ‘disappears’. 6.17 on 31st August is a favourite. They’re safe in harbour and I love the colours xx

  2. Good to hear that you enjoyed your week by the water – and I enjoyed a mini-escape to it through your lovely photography. 🙂 (I’m already looking forward to summer days out for next year!)

    1. I thoroughly enjoyed being by the water and watching all the goings on. Plus we had some interesting weather that week and the skies were so dramatic.

  3. I do like boaty places like this, there’s always something going on and the water enhances most photos 🙂 I love your 29th August @ 19:45 shot, the colours are vibrant yet peaceful.

    1. After the long and rather traumatic drive to get there I was not in the least bothered about travelling anywhere else, which is not like me. Usually I am keen to explore, but I find that part of Essex is lacking in places I am interested in. Watching the river goings on and the sky was most entertaining. And we saw the grandson who was the main objective after all.

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