A SKEGNESS VISITOR
“Whilst exercising my terriers on the beach towards Gibraltar Point on Wednesday,” writes Miss S W King, of Skegness, “I found a so-called white seal, over 5ft. long, high and dry, on the marsh opposite the 14th tee on the links. It flapped and ‘barked’ at me. I enclose a photograph of the seal.”
Source: Nottingham Evening Post – Saturday 6 November 1937
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