Sands of Silence December 26, 2025 ~ tidalscribe.com No words, just sand. Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
I am one who truly appreciates beach sand much more in the “off-season.” No crowds upon them. Just. Sand.😊 LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
Yes indeed, when we were originally moving to the seaside people said ‘What about in winter?’ Yes, that is a good reason for living by the sea. LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
That’s so funny, Janet – people said exactly the same to us! And winter is my favourite time at the beach. You still get those beautiful days, but there’s no one around 🙂 LikeLiked by 1 person
I love the beach in winter. Especially on chilly blue-sky days like that one. If I hadn’t still been down with this seemingly endless Flu, I might well have gone to Wells Next The Sea yesterday, but I need to stay inside in the warm at the moment. Best wishes, Pete. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Or it could be Silence of the Sands. 🙂 Lovely photos. I’d love to be there! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thanks Marsha, I think that title could be perfect for another sandy blog. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Ha ha Debby, there was a bitter wind from the east that day, Xmas day, but the Xmas morning swimmers had still been in apparently. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
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I am one who truly appreciates beach sand much more in the “off-season.” No crowds upon them. Just. Sand.😊
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Yes indeed, when we were originally moving to the seaside people said ‘What about in winter?’ Yes, that is a good reason for living by the sea.
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That’s so funny, Janet – people said exactly the same to us!
And winter is my favourite time at the beach. You still get those beautiful days, but there’s no one around 🙂
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The sands of silence, perfect!!
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Very peaceful!
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There is nothing better than an empty beach with a few foot prints…
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That’s for sure Carol and I can never resist photographing them.
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Ah, home sweet home 🙂
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Looks great like that.
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I love the beach in winter. Especially on chilly blue-sky days like that one. If I hadn’t still been down with this seemingly endless Flu, I might well have gone to Wells Next The Sea yesterday, but I need to stay inside in the warm at the moment.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I hope the Flu clears up soon Pete.
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Or it could be Silence of the Sands. 🙂 Lovely photos. I’d love to be there!
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Thanks Marsha, I think that title could be perfect for another sandy blog.
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There you go!
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I never tire of looking at sand – especially in warm temps. 😋
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Ha ha Debby, there was a bitter wind from the east that day, Xmas day, but the Xmas morning swimmers had still been in apparently.
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Wowza! Lol 🙂
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