Druridge Bay Pins and Buttons

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a bright October morning looking North towards a cloudy blue sky reflected in wet sand and the choppy North Sea.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a bright September morning looking North over still water left by the retreating tide and reflecting the clear blue sky; it seemed as if there was only me and my dog for miles.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a bright October morning looking North towards a cloudy blue sky reflected in wet sand left behind by the retreating tide.

Early December morning on the beach at Druridge Bay in Northumberland, North East England with the sky still showing dawn colour as well as the blue of daytime. With a bit of imagination, the walk along the beach looks as if it is leading to warmth on the cold winter morning.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on an overcast August morning looking south towards the village of Cresswell and the blue/grey sky was reflected on the calm waters of the North Sea. A small flock of seagulls were resting on the mirror like surface.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a fine, sunny March morning with the sandy beach under a blue sky and whispy clouds.

This serene image captures the tranquil beauty of Druridge Bay, where the vast expanse of golden sand is met by the calm North Sea. The clear blue sky is reflected in the tranquil pools of water nestled among the sand dunes. The peaceful atmosphere and solitude of the beach is enhanced by the emptiness of the beach, which is only occasionally visited by a few tourists.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a blustery, sunny March morning from the top of the dunes looking down over the beach under a blue sky and wispy clouds.

The beach at Druridge Bay in Northumberland photographed from the top of the sand dunes looking north on a cold and windy March morning with cloudy blue sky and pockets of sunshine lightening up the dunes. Coquet Island can be seen on the horizon at the extreme right side of the photograph.

Rough seas and cloudy skies on a windy day in late October off the beach at Druridge Bay in Northumberland on the North East coast of England with Coquet Island visible on the horizon.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a fine, sunny February morning with the sandy beach under a blue sky and whispy clouds, which were reflected in the wet sand as the tide receded giving everything a lovely blue glow.

September sunshine on the sand dunes at Druridge Bay in Northumberland on the North East coast of England but with dark threatening clouds out over the North Sea suggesting that rain is on its way.

A beautiful clear blue Northumbrian sky and the soft sands of Druridge Bay made for a perfect May spring morning. Just the sky and the sand produce something which is both simple and beautiful at the same time.

Gannin for a plodge doon Druridge Bay - A slang phrase in the Geordie dialect (from North East England) meaning 'Going for a wade/paddle in the sea at Druridge Bay' a seaside spot in Northumberland. A bright summertime beach feelgood design suitable for print on a range of colours.

A Fogbow is similar to a rainbow without the spectrum of colour, and is produced by sunlight shining on fog. These weather phenomenon are quite rare and this one was spotted at Druridge Bay in Northumberland just as the sun was breaking through the fog.

A Fogbow is similar to a rainbow without the spectrum of colour, and is produced by sunlight shining on fog. These weather phenomenon are quite rare and this one was spotted at Druridge Bay in Northumberland just as the sun was breaking through the fog on a calm July morning.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a fine, sunny October morning with the sandy beach under a blue sky and threatening storm clouds.

Druridge Bay in Northumberland is seven miles of beautiful beach between Cresswell in the south and Amble in the north and is almost deserted for much of the year. This image was taken on a fine, sunny February morning with the sandy beach under a blue sky and whispy clouds, which were reflected in the wet sand as the tide receded giving everything a lovely blue glow.

Cinnabar caterpillar climbing up a ragwort flower head on the sand dunes behind Druridge Bay in Northumberland on the North East coast of England on a fine July morning.

There is an abundance of wild flowers amongst the dunes along the seven mile stretch of beach at Druridge Bay in Northumberland, including many delicate Harebells (Campanula rotendifolia) such as the ones photographed here. The delicate nodding bluebells flower between July and September.