Lowtide, Island Fish ~ Photograph

£27.50

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The Story: The start of the Tresco low tide event. The fishing boat may look stranded but it is eagerly waiting for the tide to go out so the people on board can jump off and set up their food stall and cook paella, and serve crab and lobster sandwiches.

If you didn’t know about the event you might be thinking its a weird place to have a food stall but an hour later hundred of people will be out here to walk the channel between Tresco & Bryher and listen to live music out on this sandbar. 

Photographer:  Gareth Tibbs

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