FOGGY MORNING ON THE COAST

Sunday morning was still and very pleasant here in dunbar with virtually no wind and a low tide i decided a beach ride on my fat bike the surly pugsley was in order, as i cycled the mile or so along the tarmac past winter field golf course i could smell the faint wiff of sea air and the dampness as the coast was covered in a harr that concealed most of spikey island and belhaven beach, as i cycled through the beil burn and along the sand the the sun began to slowly burn through and by the time i made it out to the tyne estuary you could just about make out wild fire reef in the picture above.

fatties fit fine.

and a picture of my vibram five fingers that i use for beach riding, walking or surfing.

by now the sun had burnt the haze away to nothing, so i continued my beach cycling along the soft sand and enjoyed the rest of the  early summer sunshine.

ALONG THE SHORE.

When the tide comes in this old iron bridge is completely cut off from the land making it impossible to cross, with dry feet anyway, hence the name the bridge to nowhere.

Further along belhaven beach just passed spikee island is the river tyne estuary, with the recent high tides a lot of drift wood from the river banks has been washed onto the beach.

My sandy and wet five ten cycling shoes.

BEACH CYCLING & ANALOG CAMERA.

SURLY PUGSLEY BIKE

FISHEYE LENS

OUT AND ABOUT ON THE BEACH WITH THE BIKE AND THE DIANA F+ CAMERA