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| Outward bound into the storm |
Wednesday 10th December was the day when the so called "stormbomb" created strong winds over the United Kingdom. Here at Crosby we had gusts up to 56mph and, combined with the high tide just after 13.00, there were some rough seas down at Crosby beach. I am always amazed at how the iron men sculptures withstand the pounding they get at times like this when the waves smack into them.
The clouds were racing by, full of blustery showers, but I was fortunate when taking these photographs that gaps appeared to allow wonderful rays of crepuscular light to beam down on the scene, creating interest in the sky and sparkling highlights on the rough seas.
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