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THE TIDE IS HIGH BUT I'M HOLDING ON.
It would appear this blog has somehow become more about beach combing and driftwood than it is about sewing.
How did that happen?
Oh well I'm sure the thrill of winter walks on the beach will wear off at some point, either that or I'll actually finish a project and be able to show it on here.
In the meantime here are some pictures of todays ramble from St Leonards down to Hastings. 
In the aftermath of the recent storms and high spring tides the sea was beautiful and dramatic.
The power of it is awesome and scary all at the same time.
The shingle has been thrown high on to the beach and all over the sea front pathways right up to the doors of the beach huts, bringing with it some interesting flotsam and jetsam.
And the tide really was very high.

























Love Nora xxx









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  1. Lola Nova3 January 2014 at 00:10

    Oh I do love a good winter beach walk, I'm much overdue! What treasures! Ah, but know you've stuck that song in my head. xo

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  2. Lola Nova3 January 2014 at 00:14

    Also, I've done several major projects in the last month, none of them sewing related!! I'm blaming it on the dread of having to unpack more boxes to find the whatsit, thinger, or whosamajig! I was good in marking my boxes "sewing stuff" but beyond that, endless digging leading to exhaustion and giving up entirely. We will get back to it though, I've no doubt!

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  3. Stitchinscience3 January 2014 at 06:57

    I so wish I was there feeling the spray instead of the torrential rain here in London. Did you pick up that paintbrush for a future project?

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  4. French Nanny3 January 2014 at 09:06

    Looks wonderful. Just cows and more cows here, standing in the rain...

    Penny
    x

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  5. Christine3 January 2014 at 11:10

    Beautiful! I must get down to the beach (just as soon as they remove the flood warning)

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  6. Unknown3 January 2014 at 12:10

    The tide is high here too, but you're not the kinda girl who gives up just like that so I'm looking forward to seeing your finished projects in 2014. xx

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  7. Gill3 January 2014 at 15:02

    The tide is really high here in Gloucestershire - we came within inches of flooding this morning but the flood defences held!!

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  8. Penny3 January 2014 at 22:16

    We live in Bexhill and it has been super wild here too, great photos x happy new year to you and yours x Penny

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  9. hens teeth4 January 2014 at 16:42

    Corrrrrr! That paintbrush!!!!!

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  10. Mrs Bertimus5 January 2014 at 18:51

    Such treasures! Bet you're stashing some beauties for future projects! X

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  11. Vintage Jane7 January 2014 at 13:23

    Lovely photos!
    Tide is high here too ... we are in danger of soon becoming an island! M x

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