Sunday 23rd August 08.30 Par Beach.
High Tide at 07.51 7.3m. New moon last Thursday
Damp and drizzly, 17c
A walk full of dead things :-) Harry was thrilled, he kept finding dead seagulls and fish and would pick them up and run along the beach full of joy and pride as wings and legs, tails and scales fell from the rotting corpses. He was stumped though by a massive Eel a good 4 foot long and almost a foot wide at its head - much more that an 8 month old Spaniel can manage. Also saw a rather lovely dead gul lookking like some strange dead angel at the edge of the waves.
Lots of driftwood and rubbish as well today and as the tide was so high we didn't get the best of runs.
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This blog pulls together various sites and information about what you can expect to see outside in Cornwall. Meteor showers, what wild food is in season, where the basking sharks are etc. Any one with relevant listings or sightings may add to it. I'll also be keeping a regular ramble about what we've seen whilst out and about.
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