To bring photos from my minds eye - to the public through the lens of my Nikon D90 ∧ D80
Monday, 21 January 2008
Wells-Next-The-Sea
As we exit the woods at Wells We find the tide out. Nows the time to take shoes and socks off and run bare feet onto the beach. Turn around and see where we came from. Here are a few of the famous Beach-Huts at Wells.
Beach huts are rented out per week to holiday makers, or the owners use them , themselves. They are used to change into your swim wear and for making tea,coffee ect in with little gas rings.NOT FOR LIVING IN
Don't think we've been to Wells - went to Cley-next-the-sea once which I think is near and we took a trip on a boat through reeds to a sandbank where there were seals - it was a long time ago.
This is really I feel like I'm the one peaking through these tress. ;) That pretty neat if that the rent those cute hats, that very useful when someone have a beach party..
I love seeing water through trees. Those beach huts are such bright colours.
ReplyDeleteI find the beach huts facinating but I have questions...do you rent them? They look so small. What is inside? Who owns them?
ReplyDeleteBeach huts are rented out per week to holiday makers, or the owners use them , themselves. They are used to change into your swim wear and for making tea,coffee ect in with little gas rings.NOT FOR LIVING IN
ReplyDeleteNice place, It looks a little like Texel. We don't have colored beach huts only white.
ReplyDeletenice! it must be cold to be there in the winter though...
ReplyDeleteDon't think we've been to Wells - went to Cley-next-the-sea once which I think is near and we took a trip on a boat through reeds to a sandbank where there were seals - it was a long time ago.
ReplyDeleteThis is really I feel like I'm the one peaking through these tress. ;) That pretty neat if that the rent those cute hats, that very useful when someone have a beach party..
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful place, great shot
ReplyDeleteRed, Yellow, Blue and adding Green to the painting, is a symbol of modern painting. Sorry about the double blue.
ReplyDeleteLove those beach huts
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely spot. I'd like to wander around there with my camera too.
ReplyDeletedont tell everyone about wells !! been going there for over 40 years as it is so so unspoilt
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