to find the treasure of pirate JackRabbit

yes! Perhaps there are carrots buried in the sand......

great seen

Great catch! Hope rabbit isn't buried.

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Love it !!!

Years ago at Holme.. one evening.. first hubby and I were walking along the sands. He finds a little piece of canvas.... so we start to pull.. and pull and dig.. and pull.... and did I mention the tide is starting to return ?

We finally found an entire Spinnaker and ended up running to save getting wet !

Thanks for all your comments.

St Cyrus is a huge beach just north of Montrose backed by dunes at one end and high cliffs at the other. There used to be salmon fishing stations all along the beach - you can still see the remains of old stone bothies and wooden posts for nets. The stretch of beach closest to the land is covered in fascinating driftwood, including whole tree trunks. When the tide goes out, the rest of the sand is revealed, a vast flat expanse which just invites fresh footprints....

It's possible the rope was tied around some bit of wreckage washed up on the beach, or it may at one point have been a tethering point for a net. I don't know. Or perhaps there WERE carrots at the other end.

yes move here, maybe it has a precious treasure at the end ;-))

I know exactly what's on the other end of the rope.................it obviously wasn't as DEAD as I thought it was:

www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/42606324/in/album/964328

:-))

Keith that's quite uncanny. Do you think if I'd pulled hard enough on the rope, you would have appeared on the other end?

Isn't it............we could almost have planned it :-)

That would have been an interesting experiment...................

i try.......

I will not, I don't want all that sand on my computer keyboard.

Great minimalism... ropes on sand are an endless source of inspiration for me...