Tracks – I never tire of them, and sand is perfect for recording them, ephemerally of course.  Sticking to the nyr#2, I have been taking my camera each time I go onto the beach, and in the past few days recorded these sets of tracks.  Some were man made, and tend to feature shoe and tyre or machinery prints (scroll down to “Seasonal Diggings”  Jan 28th for a great pic)  and others made by a variety of other living creatures – such as birds and dogs and even very delicate fine ones left by tiny shell fish in wet sand down near the water’s edge.  I love how some sets of tracks are overlain by others.   The second picture down is intriguing: surely this is not just a circumstantial placement of objects ? for there are always holes dug on the beach – my own DH digs almost constantly when actually sitting down on a beach; or is there some story behind this one? …whatever …. and then the tide comes in and it starts all over again.   These marks show a brief part of the recent history of this part of the earth’s surface, a beach.  These are all Timetracks.