Beachcombing
We got out early, on a windy and cool morning and went down to the beach to collect shells. We had seen many wonderful shell collections on the house tour yesterday and decided that this would be our focus of the following morning. Tommy had never done this, so it was fun for us both.
At the water's edge the wind was calmed by the sea walls of the homes, so we were protected. Tommy was wearing the perfect shelling outfit and the dark northern sky above offered an empty threat. We owned the beach except for a few sea birds.
Shell litter
This dark sky dissolved away in no time, and the sun made the walking so warm and lovely.
I wanted to take a picture of both but he said they looked just alike so why bother?
Apparently he is unaware of my tendency to shoot everything I see down here.
Now I have my clothes in the washer, my bathing suit on and I am going in for a dip. NO cameras please!
Oh I am so jealous, i want to go shell collecting and eating fabulous food with you guys. my fingers are so cold typing this and just looking at that warm white sand I just want to bury my fingers and toes in it.
ReplyDeleteQuite the haul! You have a much nicer selection on the west coast.....
ReplyDeleteSo, what kind of fish is that??
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I could smell the sea air as I read your post. Lucky, lucky!
ReplyDeleteBeaches are so different in different parts of the country. Maine was all rocks, you remember. I haven't yet checked out the TX beach --- it's a long way away. I'm so glad you're having a good visit.
ReplyDeleteoh sure!! Looks JUST LIKE lake michigan. not.Thanks for days 1 and 2 of virtual vacation! I know I wouldn't get anything constructive done if I was in your shoes(sandals!)More libations please!!Enjoy ladies!!
ReplyDeleteNope! Not bored! My family used to have a beach house and I loved searching for shells. So much fun! Have a great trip!
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