12 thoughts on “Going to the beach (follow the bollards)”

1. Wow! Bollard world! Worth visiting for those alone.

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   1. I think council had a bit of a surfeit 😂

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2. We have plenty of bollards in France generally to keep people from parking where they shouldn’t. These are so much nicer.

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   1. These have the same purpose and to keep pedestrians safe

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3. Who wouldn’t want to follow those bollards.

   Love the music.

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   1. Thanks Helen, glad you enjoyed the photos and the music

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4. A bollard beach bonanza with some Bombara beats! 🌊🏄🏻‍♂️🎶

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   1. Brilliant 👍😀

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      1. Fleeting moments… 😄

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5. Well, “bollards” is a new word for me Brian. They are really being cautious here with so many bollards – either being proactive or someone’s vehicle went where it shouldn’t have (which happens here quite often accidentally or on purpose).

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   1. What did you call them before bollards?

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      1. I don’t honestly think I’ve ever heard of a name for them. But we have them and often because people put their foot on the gas, not the brake and rip into buildings or crash into a boardwalk then into the water.

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