Chucking stones into the sea is one of life's more simple pleasures. There's not much to aim at though so when an object floats past you've just gotta bombard it to hell.
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A cartoon strip about the unlikely friendship between Ollie (a Seagull) and Quentin (a Lugworm) by Piers Baker.
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