Here we have birthday fun! Adorable, children I have..
Here we have the Whole Damn Family. Well, except me, you know the photographer. someone needs to invent a mommy cam, for those mothers that are ALWAYS left out of the photos. WHAAAAA!!! okay, enough of that.
Although we didnt invite Mr USA to come with us, he was strangely near us the whole time. In the trees, on the beach. There are alot of eagles out here on the North Beach. They are AWESOME to watch. I bet this guy was about 4 feet tall, if you can click on it to make the photo bigger, check out his nice talons. OUCH!!! Not easily intimidated, he stood at the waters edge and checked us out just as much as we all were in awe of him.
The sea was
LOW that day, my friend..
a few lovely beach shots for your pleasure.. or if your not into that, well, this is the end of the road for you, go on and click outa here.. skeeeet.
Then theres these boys, and a few girls.
trouble city right here...
shivver...from the cold cold water, now go roll around in the sand.. Kids,
Oh, hello handsome..Did anyone ever tell you what a good man you are?Tettie loves BOBVILLA!!! to the moon and back!
This is the Moclips River, which flows straight into the...Bueler....Bueler???
Yes! Pacific Ocean. You are all getting very smart at the school of Coastal Nest.
Thank you for learning.
Anyhoo, this is the River all these vertical logs poked into the sand is an old old train tressle that use to have trains running on it. The turn of the century there was tons of people coming out to the beach, a gigantic old hotel use to be just beyone the river here. I will post about that someday, its a great history lesson for us..
I call this shot beach grass sand and logs. great title, no?
VERY favorite house on the sand dunes in Moclips. cutest little salt box you ever did see. No one is ever there. Shall we break in? I dont think so.
cool sand..
This ends the tour of the Pacific Beach Moclips

2 comments:
It looks like a perfect birthday weekend! I love your tradition--that is one gorgeous stretch of beach.
I have learned so much from the School of the Coastal Nest. So Much. Loved the birthday walk tour. That is quite a crew you have there... I would cry at the rocks too-trust me!
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