Gulls on the rocks in Sheringham

Today, I varied my daily walk after I visited our local hairdresser’s in Sheringham.
I left the hairdresser’s and began to walk towards the busy High Street.
  A couple walking a yellow Labrador were walking towards me as I made my way towards the seafront. Three small mixed-breed dogs passed by with their owners. One was a Cockapoo-type dog, a Pekingese-type, and a Dachshund.
A pair of feral pigeons flew up to a rooftop, where I noticed a few starlings flying around.
  The pathways to the promenade were packed with many people enjoying a mild afternoon out, taking in the sea air.
  I reached the seafront wall and took several photographs of a group of gulls and some small birds perched on large rocks on the beach.

Two ships were visible on the near horizon, and using the distance focus on my mobile phone, I took a couple of photographs.
Google Lens later identified these as a container ship and an offshore supply vessel.
  As I began to make my way through the town centre, I noticed a couple walking a pair of young Dobermans. Many gulls, feral pigeons, and starlings were flying around the buildings, scavenging for food.
  I then began walking homeward along Holt Road where I photographed a beautiful golden coloured acacia tree. Some tiny pink sorrel flowers were growing wild and brightening up the drab weeds alongside the pathway.
Today, I walked for 1.85 miles in 38 minutes.
Google Fit awarded me 28 heart points.