Today I was dealing with phone, modem, computer, printer issues … you can imagine what that was like! By the time I left the house it was all working, a small miracle. It was a busy day, so when I was home and dusk began to dull the sky I headed out to the beach with the camera.
This is the last day of the school holidays, footprints told me that holiday makers were still about. A family with two young daughters was trailing slowly towards the Meringo end … children turning wonky cartwheels or running to pick up some treasure as parents tried to urge them onwards. Only one seagull to be seen.
I love to see open pippies on the sand, often with deep beak size holes in the sand nearby, the oystercatchers have been feeding. Masses of Plague Soldier beetles were washed up at the edge of the waves … thousands I would say. Another mystery.
As I walked back the sky began to colour, soft shooshing wavelets rippled in, retreating to leave golden wet sand. It could have been magic, but it was just nature, doing Her thing.
It must have been a peaceful time away from the busyness and stress of the day. Your photos reflect that peace.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Simply beautiful. I love shells and seashores and beaches. A place to take a deep breath and just stare out to sea.
There is something so magical about being by the ocean and the sounds that help reset one’s perspective on life.
yes, just so, sigh!
Sunset is my favorite time of day, but sunset at the beach is just the best! Beautiful photos, Christine!
it is soft and calm isn’t it debra …. so peaceful 🙂
This is a lovely time to be on the beach, when the day is closing down 🙂 I love finding pippies. It was a childhood pastime, digging for them with my toes for bait with Dad.
you clever thing .. i only learnt to do that as an adult!
🙂 My toes still automatically dig down and feel for them.
oh gorgeous!!!
Thank you. After a very busy day, it was nice to take a walk on the beach. 🙂
you will soon be much closer to your own beach 🙂
thanks for the lovely walk on the beach, MJ
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it’s very beautiful