is not actually what you might imagine as a "beach", the sort you imagine on the coasts of our country. But around here in the Puget Sound, we have a zillion miles of beach! Tides still come in and go out, and your lips still get salty.
↑As you can see by the time stamp on the photo, it was still really nice at 5:15 pm.
↑Ashley found the rock, Danny [her hub.] said it looked like a skull.
↑A tug pushing a barge with rocks and a 'tractor'....
...↑....a granddaughter leaping among rocks....
...↑...and another looking at crabs in mommy's hand....
It was a wonderful few hours spent with some of my family.
↑I am hoping that is a true honey bee.
↑I know this is a skipper.
↑Something I seem to be good at...
growing nasturtiums in odd places without even trying!
↑I call it peeled "tirebark". More texture, like the spoon of beans in last post.
↑The fairies are able to hid in the garden now.
↑My husband is putting up a fence to separate the road from the patio.
Gotta love a zinnia!
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