tuesday
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Once we get into winter, and our
nights are spent tucked indoors, I
want to look back on these stories of
summer and now autumn, and remember
moments like these. The sunsets at low
tide, with nothing but the sound of
birds; many, many birds out on the
water’s edge. The feeling as we walked
along the riverside towards the sea,
catching that first glimpse of the
glowing sky ahead. A blush of orange
over the water. An exhilarating
feeling when you know there’ll be a
beautiful view just waiting.
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And I’ll remember hurrying Richard and
the lads along (or trying to anyway) as
I don’t want to lose this light. I want
to catch the sun before it fades
completely. Walking quickly across the
grass, watching the sky, and then
running down through the scrubby
dunes, over the sand and the densely
piled shells, towards the edge, where
the receding tide has left behind a
mulch of seaweed and muddy sand. The
sun almost gone, but not quite. The sky
like a painting with brushstrokes of
cloud, just glowing with colour.
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Tuesday 15 September
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nature | coast | exploring ♡ Harris + Bracken interiors journalist 📍Scotland

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