It was so windy on one particular day at Rhossili that a layer of surface water was retained on the beach even when the tide had receded. Sea foam was whipped up and driven at high speed across the surface film, making natural scalloped patterns as it travelled landwards. The wind was incredibly noisy and so strong that it was difficult to stand upright and keep the camera level – but I wanted to catch the exhilarating moment.
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Great to out and about on a day like that – fairly gets rid of the cobwebs!
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Like the photo. Haven’t been there for ages.
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Well done for taking these! Amazing! I’m surprised you weren’t swept off your feet! They are almost mesmerising. That wind makes me feel chilled to the bone, though!
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I just love to wrap up in all my waterproof gear and get out in those kinds of exciting conditions at the beach. It was a good job I had my waterproof Fuji XP60 camera.
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Thanks, dodgysurfer. It’s a great place to be but was so wild on that particular occasion that there wasn’t a single surfer or kite surfer.
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They were difficult conditions but I had on so many layers of warm and waterproof clothes I could hardly move. Worth it though, and totally exhilarating to be out in weather like that.
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Must have been grim – the proper guys usually can’t wait for bad weather as that brings the bug waves.
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