Kite beach is a wild, natural beach that changes daily. On every walk different ancient reef areas are exposed - then covered by sand the next day. Waves big enough to knock you down roll ashore, but travel a half mile around a point and wade in the gentle surf. For entertainment the kite boarders are the daily show.
During the weekdays there may be no one within a 1000 yards of you. Weekends are more crowded, relatively speaking, with folks scattered every 100 yards or so. The occasional stray dog plays in the surf and a couple have joined us for a stroll. I suspect it is because a dog needs to stand next to a human before shaking off the water. Regularly, a small herd of horses will gallop by being exercised by their owner. Horses without tackle are very quiet in the sand. I heard a snort behind me yesterday, turned and saw the herd just a dozen yards behind me bearing down. It was quite a moment as they ran between me and De Anne.
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