While Leslie was dancing her Zumba I took a fast walk down further than we had gone before. She danced for over an hour while did the 3.5 mile walk. I saw a bird that I was sure was a new lifebird but all the sites are saying it is something different! I returned and we made some lunch of our leftover lamb and then took another walk along the seaside in the afternoon. We had seen the funky spherical wooden structures from above but this time we got down on their level. Such elaborate constructions, they open up and are little kiosks for selling coffee and such. At that end of the walkway we found an entrance to Roker Park. We strolled into the park and to our delight we found a waterfall. Some more megandering and we were back at the seaside watching the Terns dive into the water.
Reminds me of Florida, look behind you as you go or rain may be sneaking up
Some dunes being protected
The dunes are working
A fine cottage
The end of my walk
Metal detecting is a global thing
It may be an immature Northern Wheatear but I am not convinced
A happy dog
Meadow Pipit
What Roker beach used to be
Crowds like we have not seen!
The cliff faces before going into Roker Park
The gate into Roker Park under the road
Out to the North Sea
A pedestrian bridge
A very secure gate
A fine waterfall
Stairs to where?
So many walkways
The large spherical pods
Oi indeed!
We three pods are all sitting right here
With the pods, it's me and my dear
Carved out of the rocks, wet butt seating
This one is a dry butt
The Terns are fishing
