2014/2015. We’ve had hardly any snow, little rain, but plenty of sunny gales.
Blown sand at Sandsend, it stung the face and got up the nose.
Let’s hope the trawlerman got home safe.
Boulder clay cliffs (glacial lateral moraine) lumps bitten out by the sea every winter.
Tougher cliffs at Saltburn.
Wild weather on the shore at Whitby.
But calm in the harbour.
Friends at Beck Hole.
At the Bridestones on Sleights Moor – we found bits of evergreen and mistletoe scattered about. Pagans?
Home and evening.
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About Harry Nicholson
I once bred Beveren rabbits in all colours. Today, I'm an enameller who works with a kiln, fusing pictures in glass onto copper.
On Amazon is my novel, 'Tom Fleck', set in the North of England of 1513 - the year of Flodden. A sequel to 'Tom Fleck' is 'The Black Caravel' published in 2016.
My anthology of poems came out in 2015: 'Wandering About.' Recently I published memoirs of my time in the Merchant Navy: 'The Best of Days' and 'You'll See Wonders"
I've a blog of poems, stories and art at: https://1513fusion.wordpress.com/
1513 fusion 
Lovely photos and good reminders of those wild windy winter days at Flamborough.
Chris
Flamborough will be wild. Snow flurries and tugging winds here. Can’t do much outside. Planted spuds into containers in the workshop. Ordered Shetland Blacks from Dumfries – they’ll be interesting.
Spring to look forward to – imminent! Lovely photographs.
Yes, Viv. Bright sun today with a covering of white on the moor.