A very cold and windy morning at Saltwick Bay in Yorkshire.
I got up at 7am to try and find this spot yesterday and after driving up and down Hawsker road three times I decided to head toward the holiday park and lo' there was the cliff overlooking the bay. I opened the car door and nearly had it wrenched from my hand by the wind. Leaving my camera bag in the car, I walked over to the cliff edge and looked down into the bay. This was the correct spot alright but how do I get down? I noticed off to my right a VERY narrow dirt track winding down the hill. Ah ha! So I grabbed my bag from the car and made for the start of the track to be greeted by a very comforting sign:
"This path is not maintained by the holiday park. Use at own risk. Path in a dangerous condition"
I love those signs. They remind me of the equally welcomingl:
"Road maintained by public donation"
...signs that I see in Australia.
Anyway, I took the path but decided to turn back after a few metres because the wind was INSANE!!! and I didn't fancy being BLOWN down to the bay.
With no photos taken that morning I was a little disappointed but resolved to go back the next day which is when I took the shot you see here. The conditions were a little better though the path was still a bit tricky and muddy. Tomorrow there will be some sunshine. Hear me, weather?
Taken on a Canon EOS 40D and Sigma 10-20mm lens.
HDR [-2,0+2]
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Saltwick Bay, Yorkshire.
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