Jul 13
BEACH COMB.ER GEDDIT. DO- DO YOU GET IT???
...Anyhow have some older photos of litter from 2014-15.
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BEACH COMB.ER GEDDIT. DO- DO YOU GET IT???
...Anyhow have some older photos of litter from 2014-15.
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I am so bad at actually updating my own blogs lol. I will try harder. Likewise, I've not been on the beach much last few months because of the heat wave making it too hot. It also means the beach is busy and hard to pass through. If I wasn't working early mornings I would just go in the mornings.
As an apology have some washed up deadly balloons from over the years. 'Portuguese man o' war' are potentially deadly even when washed up so be careful, best to report to beach patrol if they do wash up because when there is one there is usually more.
They look like jellyfish, but they're actually a siphonophore! A colonial organism that resembles a jellyfish.
I should document more the man-made balloons because it is A LOT. They're just not usually intact like the ones here, often just the plastic ribbon, tie ends or scraps of foil left.
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Photos from 2014
Caught in a bad wave.
I try to break the surface.
Only to be caught in the depths of the footprint you left.
Apologies for the delay; I am trying to post all my old stuff here, and I keep forgetting to sort though the folder to find stuff to submit.
Have some arty photos from 2014 after a beach clean; the soy fish always seems poignant when beach cleaning. A plastic fish in a sea of plastic; disposed of once it seasons the fish you eat.