Yep. Time to launch the boat.  A few weeks ago we were shoveling snow!
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The secret to early and late season kayaking is to limit contact with the water (ha, ha). It’s COLD! Therefore, I stay close to the docks just in case.
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And sometimes, close to a bridge 🙂
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No birdwatching today- other than plastic owls on the pilings to scare off (?) other birds.  A bit freaky.
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A beautiful day to hang out on the bay for an hour or so.  Life is good!
The spring bulbs are popping up all over our small yard.  And the warm weather is expected to last through the official first day of spring on Saturday.
General office computer maintenance and virus scans today created a few hours of downtime. Fortunately, I planned ahead with proper attire and footwear 😉
One of the many perks of living and working at the shore! It was a perfect afternoon break.
Walking north on the beach in Avalon, I could not continue beyond 22nd Street.  Borough workers were on site making emergency dune repairs until the major beach fill project in May.
At the Jersey Shore, “spring” arrives wrapped in fog. As you drive in the boulevard, the thick moist air often obstructs the view of the bridge.Â
The sun finally appeared late this afternoon through the clouds over the bay. “Salty and damp” air from a strong sea breeze.   A better ending to a day of wild weather.
Well…the weather report was right.  Basically, an ugly day at the shore!
Not too bad right now- high winds and rain last night, and some minor flooding this morning at high tide in the usual spots.
Another mild day and no rain- yet. Â
Typical March weather will return to the shore by the end of the week :(  Â
In the meantime, I’m determined to get my fair share of vitamin D and fresh salt air!