The sun going down over micro.camp…

Sunset on the Adur in Shoreham-by-Sea, highlighting boats on the river.

What a difference a couple of weeks makes. The sun is up for our early morning pool run. The views up the Adur valley were spectacular.

SUPpers and swans.

Stand-up paddle-boarders and swans on the Adur.
Adur sunrise

A moody, frosty bridge on my way to London this morning,

The Adur Ferry Bridge covered in frost.

Feeling slightly guilty that our internet is fine, while the internet from the same provider is down for most people across the Beach.

Frost on the roof, sun on the river.

A frosty roof with the sunlit river Adur in the background.

Quite the sunset this evening.

Sunset over the Adur.

Home, from the bridge.

Emerald Quay, as seen from the Adur Ferry Bridge.

It turns out that glass-sided bridges require more maintenance than you’d think.

Workmen replacing glass on the Adur Ferry Bridge.

Nice wooden boat coming ashore on the slipway.

A wooden boat being taken off the Adur at the Emerald Quay slipway.

A quick video of the Shoreham-by-Sea Santa SUP this morning:

More SUPping Santas!

A Santa on a SUP on the Adur A stand-up paddleboarder in a Santa dress Santa SUPS

My beloved Canon M50 is back from the camera doctor and working once more:

My repaired Canon M50

And here’s one of my test shots, just to prove it’s working again.

Looking up the Adur from Emerald Quay

Happy days.

The evening light was putting in a wonderful display earlier.

Evening light by the banks of the Adur.

Quite the sunset tonight.

Sunset over the Adur.

Lovely light on the Adur this afternoon.

Lovely still afternoon on the river.

The Adur from the Adur Ferry Bridge.

📷 May Photoblogging

Day 9: Bloom

Bloom — a flower in the quay

Quayside ladder, high tide.

A ladder down from a quay on the Adur.

It was a great sunset yesterday. 🌅

Sunset over boats on the river Adur.

Evening on the Adur.

The Bear on the Adur.

A small fishing boat called The Bear in The Adur.

Spring really came to Shoreham-by-Sea, yesterday. I took advantage of the lockdown easing to have a bonus lunchtime walk.

A boat floating in the Adur.St Mary de Haura’s east elevation in Shoreham-by-SeaLooking towards East Street from the churchyard of St Mary de Haura.Trees and daffodils in the churchyard of St Mary de Haura.

The very old and the very new in a port town.

Shoreham by Sea seen from the south bank of the Adur