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Wonderful post Gav. Great words and photographs. Can almost hear your boots squelching.
Thanks Murdo, yes it took a few days for the boots to dry out !
Gorgeous photos! What a stunning place – one can sense both the stillness and the rustling life, by turns. Would love to see more images from the exhibition! (congrats BTW). The remnants of boats remind me of walking beaches on the west coast of Newfoundland – derelict hulls slowly sagging into the beach, being taken back to earth by tide and time. Best of the New Year to you and yours.
An evocative and thought provoking post, cheers!