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At the far end of the beach, there’s an area less visited than the section along the promenade. There’s a small cliff and grass, and for a month or two, flowers emerge from the succulents and other plants along the way.
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Keith's Ramblings 
Lovely photos as always I like the close ups of them can see every detail my favourite is the beach
Have a wavetastic week Keith and thanks for your visits 👍
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Thanks so much, Steve. That’s Sea Kale growing on the shingle.
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Very nice.
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Thanks, Sadje.
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You’re welcome
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Hi Keith – brilliant … love the mesembryanthemum, the thrift and that flourishing sea kale (I got) – not sure about the others … the pea one I should know … gorgeous and you’ve captured them perfectly – cheers Hilary
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Thanks for telling me what one of the flowers is called, I really have no idea!!
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oh, that’s so beautiful – a natural beach garden
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Perfectly put! Thanks, Beth.
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These photos are gorgeous. I will never tire of seeing the beautiful colors nature shows us!
Mitch
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Nor me! Thanks, Mitch.
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Beautiful photos. Nature is the best artist!
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So true, Patricia, thank you..
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These are really beautiful. Great work
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Thanks for your kind words, Lydia.
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That’s so lovely, thank you!
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Thanks to you too, Mimi!
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I love all the beautiful wildflowers. Beautiful and great shots too.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week. 🙂
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I’m pleased you like them Sandee, thank you.
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Such gorgeousness, Keith. Ice flowers are a personal favourite. I love them to bits and can never have enough of all the versatile colours they come in.
This was indeed a scenic walk for me, on a cloudy day here in the city. I hopped in from the New Castle story I had promised last week, remember? 🙂
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I’m really pleased you liked our little flower-strewn walk!
I’ve just read your lovely story and so enjoyed it. I feel I know you a little better now!
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I’m so glad.
It’s raining cats and dogs here and I’m thinking of the beachy ice flowers!!
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Such lovely flowers and unexpected along the beach. Here it is mostly couch grass.
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Thanks, Jackie. It’s lovely, I’m blessed to have it just a short walk away.
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Those are a lovely surprise at the beach. Beautiful color.
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It’s lovely and not many even know it’s there!
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We would love to go for a walk there and see those pretty flowers. What a beautiful area.
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It’s a doggy’s paradise, you’d be in good company!!
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Looks like such a wonderful place to walk and enjoy nature. Very nice.
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Thank you. It sure is!
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I love seeing these plants in the wild. They would never survive here. They are gorgeous.
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Thanks, Andree, they are tough little devils!
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Lovely to see a couple of bees in there too. I haven’t seen so many this year – 2020 was full of them and it was wonderful.
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Thanks, Annalisa. The bees don’t seem as busy here either this year!
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That looks so much like the beaches in my section of California, including the (non-native ice plant). Love the photos.
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Thanks so much. I bet yours are longer than this little area!
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I know the purple and yellow flowers as “ïceplant” and grows in California, but I’ve never seen them at the beach. Here in Texas I haven’t been at the beach yet:) Right now it is too hot anyway – a 100 + degr.F). Great captures, Keith (oh, I see now that I confirmed the Californian blogger).
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It’s unusual to see any beaches with flowers here! We are just recovering from a heatwave so it’s great to get back down there again.
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Wow, a heat wave in the UK? What were the temps?
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Those blooms look so pretty. I have a red colored variant of this pigface flower.
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They are lovely, thanks Shiju.
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These wild flowers are so stunning!
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They are a sight to behold. Thanks, Mitzi.
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