After last night’s wild weather, a lot of the sand from Spittal beach had migrated from the beach onto the grass banks and the promenade…
into the prom shelter and into neighbouring gardens.
Down on the beach a layer of fine, dry sand was still heading south fast, driven by a cold north wind. Most dogs had persuaded their owners that they would really prefer to stay off the beach today.
Beyond the Window Box 
November 27, 2021 at 9:54 pm
It was pretty wild here, but it seems that you tough Northumbrian types really bore the brunt. Hope your community and homes came through intact.
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November 27, 2021 at 10:04 pm
Thanks, Margaret. Spittal was looking a bit battered today – several roofs with large holes or missing chimneys, lots of wrecked sheds and greenhouses. We came off quite lightly with one chimney pot lost and a couple of aging fence panels demolished. Hope all’s well with you.
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November 28, 2021 at 7:50 am
We were fine. Just chilly, thanks.
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November 28, 2021 at 9:10 am
Hello Judith, I can see you bore the brunt of the storm more than in York.. thanks for the dramatic pictures. Alison x
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November 28, 2021 at 10:36 pm
Hello Alison, Yes, Spittal did look a bit battered after Friday night. Thankfully no one hurt, only buildings damaged. The power cuts we escaped have been affecting the water supplies today. We’ve had a quick lesson in how much we take good tap water for granted and look forward to supplies resuming tomorrow! Hope all’s well with you. Judith x
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