Seal Sands is part of the Teesmouth Nature Reserve (previous 3 posts) and is home to both seals, and the pro-chemical industrial site. After we’d done the nature walk, Sophie and I went off to see the seals and the industrial bit.
we had interesting clouds coming over
After we got chucked out of the industrial site 🙂 we went off to see the transporter bridge ~ for anyone who saw Auf Wiedersehen Pet, it wasn’t really sold to the native Americans of Arizona, 🙂 it’s still in Middlesborough, but that’s for the next post.
Stay tooned!
That industrial complex is a powerful sight, compared to the peaceful seals. I hope it doesn’t pollute the water!
Best wishes, Pete.
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I think it does, Smoggies & Monkey Hangers have 2 heads 😀
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😊
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The seals are so cute, always a treat for sore eyes, aren’t they. 💕
Absolutely superb photos of the industrial complex. Well done. Powerful indeed.
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Thanks!
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I love seals, they are so fragile… Compared to the powerful image of the industrial complex, it makes seals even more innocent… I wish the world was a peaceful place full of love! Lately, I’ve been to Venice and I love how time stopped there…
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Thanks! I would love to see Venice!
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Whenever I see seals, I feel like I could watch them all day.
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Me too! Cheers Sarah.
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And I remember coming here as part of a school field trip that involved visiting both the industrial complex and the beach. There’s a certain irony in a protected nature reserve being almost entirely surrounded by heavy industry. Lovely shots of the seals.
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Cheers Stevie, it’s a strange juxtaposition, but great for togs!
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