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| Just to remind us who lives out there.... |
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| The toes of a stone giant. His torso lies buried under the sand, ready to rise again. |
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| A merman's discarded shield, washed ashore after a major sea battle. |
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| A merman's spear, honed to a fine point. |
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| A shelter built for a Selkie Queen for the purposes of giving audiences. |
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| The head of a stone King, seaweed strewn he looks out to sea. |
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| The ruins of Tantallon Castle brood over the coastline. |
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| One of the world's smallest fishing harbours... or a smuggler's cove, hidden deep in the rocks. |
7 comments:
Oh, Meg! I love this post so much! Did you write "selkies" in the sand in that first picture? It warms my heart to see that. :) I especially love the picture of the "selkie queen shelter." You're so clever. hehehe. Wish I was wandering the rocky Scottish shores, breathing the salty air, tasting the sea spray and searching for selkies. Sigh... Need to plan a trip to the ocean!
Beatiful & evocative photos that stir the imagination! I loved reading this with fairy friends in mind... : )
Wow.
How quaint.
A real wonderland.
And it comes through in your photographs. I love monochromatic photographs.
Looks like you had fun!
Hope you made sandcastles.
Gorgeous pictures, and I love the one of the giant's toes!
I love the ocean and your beach is truly enchanting!
Thanks for your comments folks, glad you like the pictures.
@Sophie... that would be telling ;-)
@Andrea... no sandcastles on this occasion. We were very focused on finding stones and shells with holes through them, sea glass and other treasures. We live on a beach so get to do sandcastles all the time!
I would love to live by the sea. We live right in the middle of the country ;o(
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