Langland beach was beautiful. It is a tidal beach so it is interesting too-once the tide went out there were rock pools to investigate and big rocks to climb on.
Once the tide went out there was a large stretch of sand that held enough water allowing us to dig out our own private wading pool that was about 100 times warmer than the sea. The sea was FREEZING but Megs was young enough to body board in it.
Emily joining in but still not touching the sand.
The little green huts are either privately owned or rented out by the council. I am not sure which but they are really cute. People use them for storage and changing of course but also for a place to sit and have a cup of tea.
Once the tide went out there was a large stretch of sand that held enough water allowing us to dig out our own private wading pool that was about 100 times warmer than the sea. The sea was FREEZING but Megs was young enough to body board in it.
Emily joining in but still not touching the sand.
Still no feet in the sand...
Priceless
I think the best part of the day was the water fight. It started with just a splash and then went on and on and on and on.
Mom, you are such a good sport.
Emily laughing and watching it all.
2 comments:
I was gonna say the same thing, what a sport your mom was. And little Em laughing from on top of her safe spot. My sister was the same way, didn't like the sand. Or snow for that matter.
jackson was the same was when he was 2 about sand. the only way i could even stay for a little while on the beach was to feed him cheetos and keep him in a chair. great pics and post
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