This weeks tides have been
very high, bringing in big waves as well as debris
a long way up to the shoreline.
Yesterday on two walks,
I found 25 pieces of sea glass.
Some very small, others that were beautiful
in both shape and color.
I collect these big shells to show off my collections.
We sleep with our balcony doors wide open letting
the ocean breeze keep is cool.
The sound of the waves crashing on the shore is
what I think I will miss the most
when we leave.
A close second will be walking the beach and collecting
shells and sea glass.
Claire on holidays in Hawaii.
Alexander at a fair in Australia.
Iguana sunning himself by the flowers.
Random photos of our time here.
They might only mean something special to me.
I am fine with that.
A perfect shell, a sunrise, the color on the water,
or perhaps a shore bird.
An email from a friend, reading under a palm tree.
All theses small moments
are my personal treasures that make up the fabric of my life.
The tide was low today, but calm seas,
which meant hardly any shells.
We only found 2 pieces of sea glass.
The shells I did find were lovely,
Rounded and smoothed by time, wind and waves.
It was a good morning to walk the beach.
Depending on the tide changes,
we try to walk at least once a day for 3/4 miles or so
and in the evening I tend to walk the beach by myself.
I take my iPhone and use it all most exclusively to take my photos.
Here are a few I took in the last few days.
When you stay in one place long enough
and you are friendly,
you meet all kinds of wonderful folks.
They know my love for sea glass and sand dollars.
These were the amazing pieces that Gina and Graham found
for me.
I definaley need to take a
jewellery course!
There is nothing I like more
than the early morning
quiet. Up before anyone else,
enjoying watching the darkness turn into light.
For a new day to begin.
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