It's one of the privileges of living in Golspie that we have easy access to a wide, sandy beach which stretches for miles but which usually has hardly another soul on it.
Today, this beach was so deserted that we also shared it with....
....two seals. This one, from the tracks it left running down the beach, had come ashore during the night's high tide but, by the time we were near it, it was almost back in the sea while....
....this one seemed quite happy to ignore the very occasional passing human.
To add to the interest of the walk a ship lay at anchor not far offshore. She's the
Jomi, and this isn't the first time we've seen her off Golspie - see earlier post
here.
The wreck in the right foreground is all that remains of the Tones, which came ashore in 1937 - see earlier blog entry here
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