Beachcombing is an activity that consists of an individual "combing" (or searching) the beach and the intertidal zone, looking for things of interest or value. Many modern beachcombers follow the "drift lines" or "tide lines" on the beach and are interested in the (mostly natural) objects that the sea casts up. For these people, "beachcombing" is the recreational activity of looking for and finding various curiosities that have washed in with the tide: seashells of every kind, fossils, pottery shards, historical artefacts, seeds, sea glass, driftwood, and the occasional message in a bottle. (Wikipedia 2021)
As an avid beach walker there are many beautiful natural objects and some interesting man-made objects to be seen, and occasionally collected. As it turns out, a love of the coast and being a geocacher complement each other perfectly. This series combines interesting collected objects and lovely coastal areas.
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Primrose Beach is a beautiful long beach which is very popular with people exercising on thier own or with their dogs.
The original Beachcombing - Primrose Sands cache was recently washed away, so I am trying again by positioning this cache in a much higher spot so it can't get inundated by extreme high tides. You can get to the cache from the beach side or you can access it from a walkway off the Esplanade.
BYO pen and TOTT. Please return as found. Enjoy the view!