The weather was fabulous for a weekend with all the grandchildren with Beach, Fiesta even going to visit Stratton at Marshalls Farmstand. Lots of fun
My View of Life on the Dock
The weather was fabulous for a weekend with all the grandchildren with Beach, Fiesta even going to visit Stratton at Marshalls Farmstand. Lots of fun
Good Harbor Beach, May 29, 2022
Putting practice
What an amazing day Sunday at the beach.
This buoy I saw on the beach yesterday looks like it has a story to tell.
So peaceful on a late summer morning.
Another beautiful late afternoon at the beach. We are so blessed.
The clouds and sun made for a beautiful late afternoon beach day.
Grateful I can go to the beach everyday.
Shore Road on Wednesday was beautiful. So grateful I can walk to the beach.
Try to get to beach everyday to sit and read. This week had to wear a parka and hat, and of course social distancing love to sit at the beach and read and relax.
Feeling grateful for the ocean air. Went to the beach to read on Tuesday after work keeping social distancing.
It may have been September 9, 2019 but the beach is still calling me.
The beach is ready, flowers planted, time for swimming, kayaking, standup paddle and sun bathing.
On Monday spent sometime at the beach. Feeling so blessed.
Late in the day had to go to my Happy Place the beach. My feet were happy to have them soothing in the ocean.
When one Snowy Owl boy left his perch and flew within several feet of a second Snowy stationed further down the beach I wasn’t sure what to expect, especially after witnessing several territorial battles between Hedwig and Bubo last winter, as well as a Snowy dispute between a male and female at Crane Beach.
These two behaved as if they were expecting a visit from their best bud. After landing next to the stationary one, the active one immediately began to eat seaweed. This went on for several minutes.
Then he washed his big feet and fluffed his feathers. Both nodded and dozed off, like it was the most normal thing to hang with a Snowy bestie on the beach. They were spotted a few days later again, not too far apart 🙂
It’s that time of year dog poop litter altars…
all year (below= June 2018)
Top photo grid: first photo was one day in November when I saw 10 bags along the route. The rest are just a few snaps from one day 12/16/18. You can click the photos twice to enlarge them to full size from the wordpress mosaic format.
This summer I have been doing so many days of swimming, Rick thinks I am starting to morph into a sea mammals. The water has been terrific with wonderful sun and sand.