August has been so beautiful, great weather, ocean water has been warm, 65 degrees is great. Even though it has been dry, the flowers have vibrant colors. The little sand pipers are so cute as they explore the beach.

My View of Life on the Dock
August has been so beautiful, great weather, ocean water has been warm, 65 degrees is great. Even though it has been dry, the flowers have vibrant colors. The little sand pipers are so cute as they explore the beach.

The other day went to the beach after work. Took a nice swim and sat down to catch up on some reading. Notice it was very quiet and looked around and totally alone. Love the beach.

The ducks on Magnolia Beach grow so fast. Love how they play together.

This view from Friday, sums up how I feel about summer beach days. Love and grateful

The West End of the Magnolia Beach rock formations are a curiosity to many climbers.

So grateful to have this wonderful calming place to go every day.

Not bad for an amateur sandcastle artist. The castle stayed together until the tide came in.

Beautiful evening walk on Magnolia Beach on Saturday.

Gorgeous morning on Sunday. The beach was waiting for its guest.

After a wonderful Fiesta Weekend spent a couple of hours at the beach. So grateful. Saw a Starfish under the sea attached to a rock and felt relaxation with no anxiety.

Beautiful Wednesday afternoon drew me to the beach.

Nothing makes me happier than ending my day at the beach and a great swim.

On Tuesday, went to the beach around 2:00 after work. Love seeing the little kids getting right into the summer mode. Actually, went swimming with the saltwater soothing the day’s stress away.

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