Bucket and Spade
Traditionally people take a bucket and spade to the beach for the
children, these days you will find the locals have named pubs, restaurants,
and shops with that name.
 In
the 1900 the bucket and spade would have been made out of tin, and soon
corroded when they came in contact with sea salt water.
  Today
modern bucket and spades are made of durable plastic, and last for many
years.
Bucket and spades are used by the children to make
quick sand castles, just fill with wet sand, turn them over and you have a
small sand castle. They are also used to collect sea shells, and crabs from
pools.
Some of the more common and traditional things to be found at the beach
Bucket & spade
Cockles
Crabs
Jellyfish
Kites
Mussels
Pebbles
Pier
Promenade
Sand
Seagulls
Seaweed
Shells
Windbreak
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