Today the beach was grey and white and reflected the sun rays upwards to the sky. The sheer blue was later covered with banks of Cirrus cloud about the bay.

The sea shone blue with a number of clumps of Wrack growing on the brown rocks. Along the sea edge, a thick rind of cream sea foam coagulated the shore, looking very unattractive. The sea water behind it was murky and opaque.

At one point a band of sea foam floated into the bay and was later dispersed by the the incoming tide and the smart onshore breeze.

I did not swim here, as it did not look clean and the sea foam was a big turn away.

There are so many beaches along this coast and it is easy to find another one in a more pleasant setting.