Great visual on how fast and sneaky incoming tides can be! They say never turn your back on the ocean, but it's impossible to keep an eye on every angle. The channels fill up whilst you're looking in another direction, it happens so quickly. Often the sea is rather loud when the tides come in, but this was rather quiet and unassuming. The possibility of hidden channels and quick sand make me glad on I'm on terra firma! Glad you made it back safely, you were running so fast, I thought you'd take flight, :)!
I ve fished along the beaches of North Wales coast quite a bit, and have been caught out like this a few times. Luckily like this, nothing too serious, although I did get semi-stuck in quick sand once on Talacre and that was a little scary...What a lot of people don't realise is that these beaches change quite often, usually after a storm, but sometimes just after a high tide...An area that is quite safe one week can suddenly become prone to cut offs the next.....
The problem of quicksand arises in that although you can see to cross a channel containing just a thin covering of water the sand base is already sodden by the rising "groundwater" and it could result in you getting stuck and being unable to move as the tide rises..personally I would have picked up my dog as you effected your escape as the last thing you want is separation from your best friend
The dog loves the water..and is a better swimmer, plus tide would have carried her in not out. I just find tides really fascinating but am aware NEVER..take them for granted.
Not all beaches are quicksand vulnerable. I have fished, waded, dug bait on beaches for 40 years on the South and East coasts of England and can honestly say I have never come across it. Sure it exists where the water is not draining, but with a lot of steep or shingly shorelines, you won't have that problem. That beach looked solid. A little bonkers hanging around on that bit of beach, though fast forward to a hot summer day and this film would be about a pleasant bit of paddling in shallow water.
Great visual on how fast and sneaky incoming tides can be! They say never turn your back on the ocean, but it's impossible to keep an eye on every angle. The channels fill up whilst you're looking in another direction, it happens so quickly. Often the sea is rather loud when the tides come in, but this was rather quiet and unassuming. The possibility of hidden channels and quick sand make me glad on I'm on terra firma! Glad you made it back safely, you were running so fast, I thought you'd take flight, :)!
Thanks..love the tides..scary but fun
That was both alarming and amusing. Thanks for a great visual warning of how fast a tide can come in which can put a person in danger. 😆😨👍🏼
The language was absolutely warranted, no problem
Thanks. There's probably a way off beeping out the words but on this occasion it would have sounded like more code !
Even in Italy, were the difference between low and high tide is only 4 meters max, you can see the tide raising with your naked eye.
Neat
Good that you only got wet feet because you knew what the tide is like at Rhyl. Lovely sandy beach.
Cheers, serves me right for not paying attention
I ve fished along the beaches of North Wales coast quite a bit, and have been caught out like this a few times. Luckily like this, nothing too serious, although I did get semi-stuck in quick sand once on Talacre and that was a little scary...What a lot of people don't realise is that these beaches change quite often, usually after a storm, but sometimes just after a high tide...An area that is quite safe one week can suddenly become prone to cut offs the next.....
In Australia you'd be eaten by a white pointer shark or a crocodile.
The problem of quicksand arises in that although you can see to cross a channel containing just a thin covering of water the sand base is already sodden by the rising "groundwater" and it could result in you getting stuck and being unable to move as the tide rises..personally I would have picked up my dog as you effected your escape as the last thing you want is separation from your best friend
The dog loves the water..and is a better swimmer, plus tide would have carried her in not out. I just find tides really fascinating but am aware NEVER..take them for granted.
Yep! Ankle deep in quicksand is deep enough!
Not all beaches are quicksand vulnerable. I have fished, waded, dug bait on beaches for 40 years on the South and East coasts of England and can honestly say I have never come across it. Sure it exists where the water is not draining, but with a lot of steep or shingly shorelines, you won't have that problem. That beach looked solid. A little bonkers hanging around on that bit of beach, though fast forward to a hot summer day and this film would be about a pleasant bit of paddling in shallow water.
Wow, you almost got stranded on that sand bar on the flood tide.
Been on that beach couple times a week over 20 year period walking the dogs. Just proves when it comes to nature don't think you know best
@@markcharles3969 For sure.
Perfect footage, mate. Diolch yn fawr.
Thank you .when I come back from England via the a55. As soon as I reach top of rhualt Hill and that view unfolds...I think.." home "
Wow that’s scary
for me......scary.
Stupid thing is, it's the 2nd time it's happened...!
@@markcharles3969 Never again... please! 😱 Don't want you featured on the news! Beautiful part of the world.
Anything for a headline
Darwin lab
Not sure what this means
@@markcharles3969 Survival of the fastest
Stupid is as stupid does! But hey, it's just your life at stake! (And your 🐕)