23rd July from the West Cliff Green, Bournemouth
By late morning a little weever fish has snuggled down into the sand at the tide’s edge. Until a galumphing great foot splashes down on it.
July 22nd from the West Cliff Green, Bournemouth
he white smoke wreathes and creeps through the branches of the pines like a winter fog. But the scent is acrid and resinous. And the air is hot and humid.
July 21st from the West Cliff Green, Bournemouth
The two old chaps have brought their collapsible chairs out and placed them as they do every day. They cram their sunhats well on. Their dogs lie in the shade of the sycamore.
July 15th from the West Cliff Green
Normally a stiffish breeze would be annoying but today it moderates the blistering heat and lifts the scent of pine needles and bracken into the air.