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Wild life

The astonishing resilience of my beach paradise

24 August 2019

9:00 AM

24 August 2019

9:00 AM

Malindi

 
I could measure my whole life in the summers I’ve spent on the beach in front of our family’s seaside house on Kenya’s north coast. Walking along the white sand, eyes down among the flotsam, seaweed, cuttlebones and ghost crabs, for decades I have been finding shards of blue and white porcelain washed up from some lost wreck.

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