Local farmer Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14, which normally involves his drone, allowing him to capture some incredible shots of the town.
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
After he anchored up in the main run to the outer harbour, giving him a fixed point, he was able to catch the high spring tide, also known as a marsh tide, covering the land.
Flood alerts had been issued along the north Norfolk coast due to high tides.
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
“I believe it was a 6.24-metre tide, it’s well over the marshes,” he said.
“There are some pictures of the east hills and salt marshes, you could see the paddle boarding guys absolutely love it.
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
“It also captures the outer harbour in all its glory.
“As everyone well knows, this is an ongoing hobby of mine but I’m happy to help to promote Wells, my home town.”
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
Mark Frary went on a trip out on his boat on the morning of August 14 to capture photos of the high tide in Wells (Image: Mark Frary)
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