After Mike got home from work on Monday, the four of us had dinner with another family and drove down to nearby Cullercoats beach. We didn't know that there were caverns at the beach but our friends, who are local to this area, showed us where they were and we all went exploring. You can tell from the lines on the rock and where the seaweed grows that these caves are partly filled with water at high tide.
We had brought fish nets and some line/hooks to go rockpooling. At low tide, little sea critters get trapped in the rocky pools and watery crevices. Using a cracked-open snail in its shell for bait, we caught one little crab.
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What lucky boys! Wish I could have been there to breath in the scent of seaweed and hold those crabs.
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