Curve of Magnolia Pier with hazy skies.

There is something magical about the Magnolia Pier and the sunsets in Fall and Winter.

Sunsets in November

On Wednesday evening, the sun set at 4:23, so early, but the sunsets show the beauty.   Even the seagulls like to hang out with the Sunset Cloub.

Surprising sunset

After a rainy day on Wednesday, I was in my office and looked out the window and there it was, red sky.   Hurried down to the Magnolia Pier to catch the sunset.  Grateful.

Sunset at Magnolia Pier

Walking at sunset is one of my favorite things to do, especially in fall.  Shore Road has many people strolling with their dogs and kids, enjoying the fall weather.

Friday afternoon near the Magnolia Pier

Taking a walk on Shore Road on a early fall day.   Butterfly, enjoying the calm waters in a skull and fishing off the float.

 

After the fog

On Tuesday morning it was foggy, but you could see the sun would shine.  The Magnolia Pier looked so peaceful when the fog started to lift.

Shore Road showed off the view.

 

 

Sitting on the float

While walking to Magnolia Pier on Saturday, before the rain, Rick and I went down the ramp to the float.  The tide was going out and the pier looked interesting from the float.  From this angle you see the engineering aspect.

Summer fun on Magnolia Pier

Jumping off the Magnolia Pier is a passage of life.  We have all done it, but the top of ramp.  NOPE… looks like fun, though.

Love this time of the year

After working, my main concern is taking a swim and relaxing at the beach.  Magnolia Harbor with the pier makes such a pretty view.

A break in the clouds

Magnolia Pier is one of my favorite places to walk.  The flags are waving, and the weather was starting to break.

View of beach from Magnolia Pier float

On Monday the skies were clear and blue.  Walking to Magnolia Pier and sitting on float was delightful.   The houses on the shore add to the view.