View from my bedroom. Another beautiful morning, up at 5:30 for a 1 mile walk up the beach.
On my walk this morning I came across this. I had to look it up. It’s a trading card.
He spent about 10 minutes trying to crack this open. He also had to fight off other gulls trying to get it from him. Good for him, he finally got it open and ate it. Pretty sure it’s a little clam.
Morning is feeding time
Dive bomber
My collection
Can’t get enough birds action.
Kathy Doug and I decided to go to Saint Andrews neighborhood about 30 minutes away. I was told it was acquaint historical town.
Perhaps it was historical, but it was not quaint. It did have a sweet little park on Saint Andrews Bay.
Turtle carving on that pole
After spending as a little time as we could, or would, want to we stopped at Saint Andrews State Park on the way back home. It was absolutely beautiful. The water was crystal clear. The temperature was fabulous and the scenery was to die for.
Beach
Not quite
On the
Kathy was leaning over the rail looking down and saw this fish. She asked Doug what it was and a fisherman over heard her, came over, and said oh it’s a barracuda, then another fisherman came over and said It might be a shark, then another man came over, and more, and more, finally some fisherman, who knew what he was talking about, said it’s kelp. We got a good laugh out of that.
We also hit the Saint Andrews Marina.I’ve never seen a color like this on a boat.
What are the odds? Behind Doug is a boat that has a crane on it. It’s a marine research boat and the crane is one that Doug sold to them.
The item on the right of the screen is the crane but it's folded up so you can’t get the full picture.
Nope, my camera was not upside down, we saw this from the road on the way home. Too funny.