Ulverston mud

Great view, we wouldnt know if it is mud or stone!

It is most definitely mud, and the wading birds love feeding here.

Any good for face packs? xx

Tried it Nick. Do you think I now look like a teenager again or a hippo? ;-)
LGM x

Just a beautiful red head :~)

You're in for a big disappointment dear Nick. ;-)
LGM x

Chasing rainbows :~) xxx

Looks just the place to loose your wellies Amelia .. great shot with nice hint of reflections

Best wishes ... Steve

We didn't have our wellies with us, Steve, but even if we had, I wouldn't fancy the mud walk. It's a lovely spot though, with a small hotel right on the coast. We had a balcony room.
Cheers, Amelia

Un paysage merveilleux

Thank you for your beautiful compliment, Thérèse .

It look so deceptively calm though I gather Morecambe bay is dangerous.

The rising tide can be treacherous, Gudrun, and I'm sure you remember the tragedy of the Chinese cocklers who were stranded and eventually drowned here.

I do remember the Chinese tragedy, it made the news even in Germany.

A do like the patterns that get left in mud, Nice capture Amelia.

So do I, Roger. The ebb and flow of the tide is always fascinating.

Outstanding shot!

Thank you for the compliment and the invitation which I have accepted, William.

Beautifully composed.
Congrats on Explore.

Thank you, Jaap. I must look on Explore occasionally.

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Great shot Amelia and I love that funny old track too! :)

Flanders and Swan were great old-timers, Paul and I love their lyrics for Glorious Mud. :-))

Glorious Mud indeed......love it!!!

Sometimes I wish I was childlike enough to go and roll in it Cheryl. But I get back to reality and think about the laundry. Far too sensible these days! ;-)

Beautifully composed, the light and reflections are stunning.

Best regards, Doug

Thank you, Doug. It was a beautiful morning and we had the advantage of a room at the Inn right on the shoreline.

OOOOPS! come get me Ive fallen in this mud !!! :))) But I see you didn't walk in the mud. a nice shot.... kind wishes, Hugs Sarah

Don't worry, Sarah. They say that mud is very good for the complexion. Not that you need that of course! You might have to remove your high heel though. ;-)

Warm hugs to Georgia, Amelia

Looks a great place to stay Amelia. It has that wide open space feel :)
Best wishes, Rosa.

It's an interesting coastline, Rosa, and well worth a visit. The hotel is called the Bay Horse and has wonderful views from the dining room and the bedrooms.

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Beautiful shot and your description of the inn is appealing. One does get a bit too old for the mud, but there certainly was a day when the mud would have been the only thing of interest.

Isn't it a pity that we all get very sensible when we grow up, Ron? The only 'naughty' thing I like doing these days is getting my clothes wet in the sea when I am playing with our youngest grandson - who of course has swim trunks on! ;-)

A lovely shot, but I think I'll 'pass' on the mud. :-)

Don't be such a fuddy duddy, George. Let your hair down and come on down! ;-)

:)))) well the MUD might do my face some good, but I don't have to worry about those heels dear Amelia :), I don't think I would have them on at this site. :))) and too, dear Amelia, my heels are getting "lower and lower" these days :)))) I have them, (only for very special events) but mostly use my favorite shoe styles with some slight elevation! :)) are we getting older or what ? :)))) Hugs your way, Sarah

My footwear consists of a pair of wellingtons, a pair of walking boots, a pair of hiking sandals, some cute red boots - flat - for wearing in town, and 2 pairs of low heels for formal occasions - which are thankfully rare. Imelda Marcos I am not. ;-)
Hugs, Amelia

a very beautiful coast

Many thanks, Reinhard. Further north there are some beaches that one can walk along.

immense !!!

WOW, such a breathtakingly beautiful seascape !!!!!!!!!!!!!!