Wordless Wednesday...When The Tide Goes Out...
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These a a loevly set of pictures. but for sure you would need beach shoes walking on that beach. It reminds me of when we lived closer to the ocean. Thanks You made me smile this morning
Hi Charlie - Thanks for stopping by. Glad these photos made you smile. For sure these beaches require something on your feet, but the treasures you find are worth it. Hope your week is going great down there in the mountains!
John, this would be such a great site to see. Something we don't here in Denver!
Hi Joan - Ocean photos comprise a great deal of our photo collection and I find them the most interesting. Wordless Wednesday is a real challenge for me because I tend to talk all over the photos. Hope you have an awesome day!
Good day John; Isn't nature beautiful. That's why I also love the coast. Whether it's Hawaii, or Maine.
Hi Kenneth - I couldn't agree more. Its always changing and tossing up new treasures for us to find. Hope you have a great weekend!
Beautiful pictures, John. Would be hard on the tootsies though so I guess shoes are a must but well worth it!
Such beautiful photos, John. I haven't been to the beach this Summer yet....only riding by on the bike. I especially like the last one with the flower...thanks for sharing them!
Hi Toni - I just love living near the ocean as I'm sure you do too. There is always something photoworthy and it keeps changing.
Good Morning Sharon - What's holding you back? I'm sure Zack and Jack would love to spend a few hours with you at the beach. Among the thousands of beach photos we have taken, the beach flower is one of my favorites too!
If I haven't made it there on my own, I'm sure not going to make it there with two 2-year olds in tow! First of all, I only have one car seat, second...I'm not insane!
Hi John~ Perfect photos for a Wordless Wednesday!
I know why you chose Seacoast New Hamshire...
Best regards from Seattle,
Hi Sharon - Two year olds are definitely a challenge sometimes! Although I'm not one to spread out a blanket and spend a lot of time on the beach, I do like to drive along Route 1A any time of the year, to catch sunrises and witness the ocean during some of the powerful storms we have. I'm sure there will be a time and place for the boys.
Hi Judi - Thank you for stopping by! These photos are about the best I can muster for a Wordless Wednesday, but I love looking through all the albums for new ones. Yes, there are lots of reasons I chose this area. :-)
John,
The beach is like the land of honey, there's always something sweet beneath the sea, filled with wonder and ancient treasures. From low tides we gain new awareness, deeper meanings, inspiration and joy. A seasoned beach lover always gains new perspective through observation.
Thanks John, I needed this post today.
Hi Patricia - You are so right. There is always something to explore when you have a low tide. We are planning a visit to Sandy Neck in Barnstable, MA to visit my friend Doug & his wife, Mary in early September. Can't wait! I'm glad you found some comfort in this post today!
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