An early morning walk over a deserted bridge to catch the sunrise, while wearing our “Easter” jeans 😉
Wishing you a peaceful day…
Category: Life at the Shore
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Island Views
I had to venture out this morning for a doctor’s appointment.
A few observations:
It looks like fewer homes are occupied compared to the past 2 weeks. Year round residences make up a small percentage of property owners on the island, so we all tend to notice those “with lights on” during the off season. From a practical perspective, maybe it was time for some owners to return to their primary residence to tackle projects and/or be closer to family?
Almost all of the vehicles on the road were for contractors and landscape companies. That’s common for April either way!
Easter weekend will not include a sunrise service on the beach…or breakfast at Uncle Bill’s.
But I’m safe and healthy…and wishing the same for all of you, too.
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Love from the Beach
I can’t take credit for the beach “art” spotted this morning at Stone Harbor Point.
A nice message to see and share!
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Spring Color
Happy to see new growth in the dune grass.
The back bay marsh grass will be next to change from brown to green!
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Beach Walks
I know how fortunate we are to live by the beach.
Every walk offers us the opportunity to take a deep breath, appreciate Mother Nature, and collect sea glass!
Glad to share our walks “virtually” for a few weeks until it’s safe for all of us to be together on the sand…
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Is-SEAL-lation at the Shore
Humans aren’t the only ones who like to take a nap on the beach!
We stayed a safe distance away, and I used the zoom feature on my phone for a closer look 🙂
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Avalon and Stone Harbor update
As of now, beach access is not limited in Avalon or Stone Harbor.
Ocean City made the tough decision today to close their boardwalk and beach to discourage social gatherings.
My hope is that the residents here continue to behave appropriately. Our daily beach walks provide a much needed mental break!
Much of the vehicle traffic around the island is related to construction. And that’s typical for this time of the year.
Some of the summer homes previously occupied over the weekend are now vacant.  Guessing those owners are heeding the Governor’s request and/or realizing they are better off staying close to their primary health care facilities.
I will continue to keep you posted in the days and weeks ahead…
