When you head towards the beach, it’s easy to forget that Shoreham is still very much a working harbour. But a walk up the riverside quickly reminds you that it is. Yesterday, we saw one of the fishing boats bringing in a catch.

A fishing boat in the Adur bringing in a catch.

We found a great hagstone yesterday.

More low tide discoveries.

A girl digging in the sand by a pile of rocks at low tide.

Low tide adventures.

Two girls walking in the Adur at low tide.

Shoreham-by-Sea fishing boats.

Another day done.

Goodnight, friends.

My lockdown evening working setup.

Evening

A man sits on the edge of Shoreham Fort, watching the sun set over Worthing.

This bit of boat decoration is cute, unless you’ve seen Toy Story 3, in which case it’s vaguely horrifying…

Buzz Lightyear strapped to the top of a boat.

Beach walk views

Shoreham Beach, looking towards Worthing

Shoreham Beach, with Brighton in the distance

Low tide on the Adur.

The Adur, at low tide, looking towards the Adur Ferry Bridge.

Oh, marvellous. Well done.

Low tide on a rainy afternoon is not the most photogenic time in the Quay.

Emerald Quay at low tide in the rain.

Scenes from homeschool:

👧 “What does ‘dour’ mean?” 👱🏻‍♂️ “If only there was some sort of book that listed words alphabetically alongside their meanings.”

Plenty of people enjoying the waves down at the Beach today.

Surfers enjoying Shoreham Beach, with a view of Worthing Pier.

Evening on the beach.

Evening light on Shoreham Beach, looking towards Rampion Wind Farm

On the shore.

My daughter on Shoreham Beach looking towards Worthing.

I’m not sure this is going to work.

A fireplace sitting on a lawn.

Hard to argue with this message.

A sticker from The Nib saying "Stay Home, Read Comics"

Bit wet out today.

A slightly flooded Beach Green on Shoreham Beach.

Dusk on the boardwalk.

Dusk over Shoreham Beach, looking towards Worthing, with walkers in the foreground