With a tidal range only slightly less than Stargazer's length, the shoreside scenery is ever shifting. Boats afloat an hour ago are high and dry. Ready for a mid season scrub.
Beyond the retaining wall (perimeter of the pool in the foreground), a moonscape seabed is bared. Trebeurden's approach channel is reduced to a silver rivulet (Centre of picture. Curving sharp left. Marked by three green withies).
All who did not leave before half tide are confined to port.
Able to scramble out, along dry ridgeback causeways, to scale tree topped crag-islands.
Where the juxtaposition, of still reflective water and dynamically poised Granit Rose, creates a tranquil, Chinese Water Garden, aura.
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