FullCircle
Well-Known Member
We went for a lovely walk after tea tonight along the sea wall from Essex Marina to see the Wallasea wetlands project, now in its second year. It is still evident that it is man made, and nature has begun the process of rounding off the square marks made by the diggers. The birds and mammal life do not seem to notice. It is very peaceful out there, as there is no road and no houses.
As we clambered up the bank at the Marina to join the footpath, one of our erstwhile chums leered out the window with an imprecation to have a pint before continuing. That done, we wandered along until 30 minutes before sunset, and then turned around, and came back down the farm track to the car.
Lovely walk, and it is really pleasing. So quiet too, except for the birds and the rustling of the crops in the fields.
Also lovely to see the juniors out on the river from Burnham Sailing Club. What a perfect evening for them. About 10-12 knots beam on to the river, warm breeze.
Full Circle is on her new mooring, just waiting for tomorrow morning to go and check her out for the seasons jollities. Hurrah!
As we clambered up the bank at the Marina to join the footpath, one of our erstwhile chums leered out the window with an imprecation to have a pint before continuing. That done, we wandered along until 30 minutes before sunset, and then turned around, and came back down the farm track to the car.
Lovely walk, and it is really pleasing. So quiet too, except for the birds and the rustling of the crops in the fields.
Also lovely to see the juniors out on the river from Burnham Sailing Club. What a perfect evening for them. About 10-12 knots beam on to the river, warm breeze.
Full Circle is on her new mooring, just waiting for tomorrow morning to go and check her out for the seasons jollities. Hurrah!
