I went out last night - it looked as if it would be a good sunset and as I hadn't been out for a sunset for ages, I decided to go for it!

I drove down to the same place in West Appledore as I'd been the other day. I would be facing the sunset and it was somewhere where I could park my car easily and it was a different view....

It was a tad chilly, although no wind, you could still feel that it wasn't a balmy night!!!!

The tide is coming in slowly

The tide was coming in, and the water was like a millpond - so calm...

A fishing boat coming home at the end of the day

The sea was so calm, with just very tiny wavelets

Even the little trawler chugging its way home only caused little wavelets..

Then the sun started to dip towards the horizon and it was getting really quite cold by this time, so luckily I had a good woollen shawl in the car and I was soon toasty...

There were cars along the burrows road, parked so they could see the sunset

The tide was coming quite quickly which made the pictures different all the time

Wonderful colours

In front of me was the trimaran and at first it was high and dry, but the tide came in quite quickly and the picture changed all the time...

I noticed the setting sun was reflected in the windows at Westward Ho! just down the coast from me - about 2 miles away....

Looking towards Westward Ho!, with the sun catching the windows

The sun started to go down quickly.......

There were quite a few con-trails from passing planes

The sun was almost down

Almost gone down - getting darker

Eventually the sun went down below the horizon and the colours really started to come out....

The sun has set at last - a lovely sunset to watch

It was then very cold and I really didn't want to catch a cold - it was so lovely and peaceful there. There were quite a few con-trails marking the ways of the passing jets on their way to the US/Canada as that is the next stop from the UK that way.