A variety of subjects that caught my eye on our walk on 17th August 2026. Enjoy…
🔼 Wild Clematis (Clematis vitalba) 🔽 Sea Bindweed, climbing up the cliff ⏬
🔽 Strange rambling clinging climber? No. Polythene, shredded by the wind. But why is it all one colour?
🔽 Garden miscellany… and possibly a stunted dock plant
🔼 As the tide ebbs, the shore shows the blackish-green of Bladderwrack 🔽 Close to the river-wall, Sea Purslane
🔽 Where is there a scarp of land that Ragwort isn’t able to colonise; here with Hare’sFoot Clover
🔼 Things that caught my eye! 🔽
🔼 Salt-tolerant Tamarix is a delightful find 🔽
🔽 And still the poppy blooms…
🔽 Buckets and spades ensure there’s always colour along the ‘beach parade’
That’s all for this week. Hope you enjoyed 😎 Now, I wonder where we’re going next week 🤔














I enjoyed them! It’s the first time I’ve seen a tamarix, but they look so gorgeous! The sea bindweed is absolute awesomeness. 🤩
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There’s a definite veering towards pink amongst seaside flowers!
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Exactly! 👍 I’ve done a search and found that tamarix flowers are not only salt-tolerant, but they are also tolerant to wind and drought. I think it’s the tamarix ramosissima shown here.
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I’ve only ever seen it on the coast
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That’s great! 👍
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I guess no one thinks to plant it elsewhere
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Love the Tamarix …. so unusual! 😎
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Those leaves make me think of conifers
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Lovely selection I like the wild clematis especially 😃Get you thinking 🤔 cap on for your next trip🙌
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The next trip’s already been walked. It was…someplace, different.
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Can’t wait to see where we are heading 😃
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Here’s a clue. Inland
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Ooh 😃
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Since I live on the coast, most of my adventures are ‘inland’. Though I have done rather a lot of coastal visits this summer, because of the heat, not wanting to travel too far away
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Yes that’s understandable
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The other man’s grass syndrome
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Lovely pics, Crispina.
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Thank you, Indira 🙏🥰
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