River Avon, looking towards Sea Mills
A dreary late afternoon in February down by the Avon at low tide.
Sea Mills, looking towards River Avon
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2 comments:
After an age, with anticipation, I came within sight of the sea, then paused and turned to look back at the way I had come.
Mongo,
That sounds incredibly familiar, but I have no idea what it is. Wherever it is from (or if you came up with it yourself) it captures the mood very well.
Mike
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