While Arram's team warmed up, part two

Well then, after our brief hiatus from pictures of Army Bay Beach last week, when we looked at palm-produced, faux stained-glass windows, we will return to that excellent stretch of sand this week and complete our visit.   

You may recall that Allie and I were up there on the beach killing time, while Arram and his team warmed up and discussed game strategy, back at the soccer field, just 10 minutes away.  We'll be back there in time for the start of their game.  

I finished last time with a couple of shots of tiny tide-pools.  Here's a look at what the nearby cliff face looks like. 

There is a lot going on in those rocks. What formed them and produced such patterns, I haven't a clue, but they're fascinating.  

This is of course, the same area of cliff, but I've played with my edit options and highlighted the colors, just to show them to you more clearly. 

This person is meeting the fish half way.  

This lady has been feeding the sea gulls bits of her sandwich.  I missed some really good shots of the whole flock in the air, vying for the limited number of morsels.  

This is the sort of day the boys have for their game, which will start in about 15 minutes.  We're in the carpark and about to leave. 

The game started dry, but before long, a very light rain began falling, which slowly, but steadily increased. Just as the game ended, the sky opened up and it poured.  We all ran for our cars.  Allie cranked the heat up and Arram toweled off as we headed home.  -djf