Driftwood Morning
Floradora walked down the hill…
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…until she reached the shore…
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She strolled along the tide lines…
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…admired the Beach Peas…
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…and found a log full of worm holes and pebbles!
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Then she climbed up some twisted driftwood…
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…and gazed at the morning view.
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Wow… such beauty! It’s paradise!
We are so lucky – the seashore is just steps away!
You are very lucky indeed! Thank you for sharing that beauty!
Beach peas, driftwood, worm holes-these are such fantastic natural items from a Midwesterner’s point of view. We would have peas in the gardens, corn stalks and ground hog holes to share with you. Thanks so much for sharing your environmental beauties with us.
We’d love to see your landlocked peas, sticks and stalks, and gopher holes! It would be a sight to behold, for us seashore folk – isn’t life wonderful – the air is different everywhere, and the views are unique!
This story reminds me of the song in The Sound of Music…”My favorite things” I’m humming it with the words,
“beach trails and beach peas and sea shore’s with Hittys…worm holes and pebbles and driftwood and kitties…
What a lovely walk you took us on today. Pure magic.
Thanks!! We are glad you could come on a wee walk with us today – it was nice to have your company… I really like your version of the song!
What a lovely peaceful outing. I’m 15km from the beach, and I wish I could just stroll down and sit and gaze at the morning horizon. So settling and grounding before the day’s work.
We live pretty near the seashore, lucky for us! We like to visit any time of day, especially at low tide, but there is definitely something invigourating about a morning gaze. Sometimes the horizon is occluded by rain-clouds, or sea-storms, but that just fills us with a different kind of energy!
love these photos…so much beauty.
Thanks very much, the camera is pretty good at collecting the view and the peaceful calm of a quiet morning here…It is very nice to just sit for a while at the beach!