We were expecting rain before lunch in mid-January so I went out for a late walk on the Dunedin causeway hoping to see the storm coming in. Looking back towards land I could see the sunlight peeking out underneath the cloud cover.
Looking north I could see the rain. I was hoping to get some lightning shots but didn’t see any and was on the lookout for it. I would have to make a mad dash back to the car.
Rain was coming from the south side as well as I walked back over the bridge.
I noticed a sailboat that had sunk right underneath the bridge. I could barely make out the boat underneath the water and could see the broken masts stuck on the bridge bumpers. That boat was probably abandoned and the city will have to get it towed and pulled out. As of this post date, it’s still there.
Crossing under the bridge to get to the other side.
The storms were moving in quickly so I headed back to the car.
I noticed all of the moss (or is it algae?) growing on the exposed rocks at low tide. It looked pretty but I’m sure it’s slippery.
A great blue heron was keeping watch over this fisherman’s stuff, hoping he turns his back on his bait fish.
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