The tide was in so the causeway to Cramond island was underwater with the gulls and crows taking advantage of the roosting posts, with a resting greater black backed gull closest to us.
Saturday, 19 January 2019
Coastal Walk
We walked from Cramond to Granton today, though we'd only intended to walk as far as Silverknowes. It was dull and cold but there wasn't a wind and it stayed dry.
The tide was in so the causeway to Cramond island was underwater with the gulls and crows taking advantage of the roosting posts, with a resting greater black backed gull closest to us.
Three mute swans approached
and got closer
and closer
There are some lovely Scots pines along the shoreline
and some lovely views, the clouds and the sky almost merged into each other today
The tide was in so the causeway to Cramond island was underwater with the gulls and crows taking advantage of the roosting posts, with a resting greater black backed gull closest to us.
That's pretty much the sort of weather day and views we have around here now too!!
ReplyDeleteI love to walk to get fresh air and good for health.
ReplyDeletegreeting- evi erlinda
Isn't nice to enjoy a walk.
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs you've shared.
All the best Jan
All nice photos, in particular I'm fond of the gulls on their posts; seemingly to me, it is their joining... in peaceful chorus. _m
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