sealord > My wife and I collected all the litter we could find on the pebble beach at La Valette on the morning of 21 June 2009 (previous image).  We returned that evening at dusk to find this litter on the shore.  This image shows the litter left on the shore by La Valette bathing pools during a 12 hour period.  One party of people had left twelve Robinson's Fruit shoot plastic bottles in one location on the shore.  The remaining amount of litter is minor but because most of this litter is not biodegradable it will accumulate on the beach and possibly impact wildlife and present an aesthetic nuisance to tourists and residents.  The plastic bottles and aluminium cans can be recycled.  This litter was photographed the following morning on 22 June 2009.
File No. 220609 5823
©RLLord
fishinfo@guernsey.net
sealord > La Valette bathing pools >  La Valette plastic beach litter ©RLLord 220609 5835 smg
sealord > This image shows items found on the shore at La Valette on Guernsey's east coast as well as beer and wine bottles properly disposed of in a green wheelie bin at the top of the slipway.  These bottles and three coke cans found in the green wheelie bin/ Eurobin can be recycled.
File No. 220609 5838
©RLLord
fishinfo@guernsey.net
sealord > La Valette bathing pools >  Chouet Champ Rouget beach clean 060609 ©RLLord 4946 smg
sealord > La Valette bathing pools >  Beach cleaning Champ Rouget Chouet 060609 ©RLLord 4942 smg
sealord > La Valette bathing pools >  Champ Rouget Chouet beach clean 060609 ©RLLord 4938 smg
sealord > La Valette bathing pools >  Electric Vehicle Company Fort Grey 310309 ©RLLord 2718 smg
sealord > La Valette bathing pools >  Leptosynapta inhaerans BG 010206 ©RLLord 35-813 smg
sealord > Midnight moonlight photography - I used a Canon 5D Mark II to take this 30 second exposure of Guernsey's south coast during a full moon at 1218 a.m. on the 11 January 2009.  I used a 50 mm lens at f4.5 with the camera set at ISO 400 to capture this scene.  It was windy on the cliff top so me and my son and wife tried to shield the camera and the tripod from the wind.

The bay closest to the camera is La Bette Bay.  Next to it is Le Joannet Bay.  In the distance there is Petit Bot Bay and beyond that Portelet Bay.

File No. 1218 110109 639
Sealordphotography ©RLLord 2009
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My wife and I collected all the litter we could find on the pebble beach at La Valette on the morning of 21 June 2009 (previous image). We returned that evening at dusk to find this litter on the shore. This image shows the litter left on the shore by La Valette bathing pools during a 12 hour period. One party of people had left twelve Robinson's Fruit shoot plastic bottles in one location on the shore. The remaining amount of litter is minor but because most of this litter is not biodegradable it will accumulate on the beach and possibly impact wildlife and present an aesthetic nuisance to tourists and residents. The plastic bottles and aluminium cans can be recycled. This litter was photographed the following morning on 22 June 2009.
File No. 220609 5823
©RLLord
fishinfo@guernsey.net
sealord > My wife and I collected all the litter we could find on the pebble beach at La Valette on the morning of 21 June 2009 (previous image).  We returned that evening at dusk to find this litter on the shore.  This image shows the litter left on the shore by La Valette bathing pools during a 12 hour period.  One party of people had left twelve Robinson's Fruit shoot plastic bottles in one location on the shore.  The remaining amount of litter is minor but because most of this litter is not biodegradable it will accumulate on the beach and possibly impact wildlife and present an aesthetic nuisance to tourists and residents.  The plastic bottles and aluminium cans can be recycled.  This litter was photographed the following morning on 22 June 2009.
File No. 220609 5823
©RLLord
fishinfo@guernsey.net
My wife and I collected all the litter we could find on the pebble beach at La Valette on the morning of 21 June 2009 (previous image). We returned that evening at dusk to find this litter on the shore. This image shows the litter left on the shore by La Valette bathing pools during a 12 hour period. One party of people had left twelve Robinson's Fruit shoot plastic bottles in one location on the shore. The remaining amount of litter is minor but because most of this litter is not biodegradable it will accumulate on the beach and possibly impact wildlife and present an aesthetic nuisance to tourists and residents. The plastic bottles and aluminium cans can be recycled. This litter was photographed the following morning on 22 June 2009.
File No. 220609 5823
©RLLord
fishinfo@guernsey.net
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