 I have always admired the collections of sea glass in local properties- thinking that it couldn’t all be from our local beaches.  Wouldn’t I have noticed that much glass under foot??
A friend’s display in a vase on her kitchen counter prompted me to toss the few pieces I had into a glass container and add to it over time.
Now that I’m looking, I find a few pieces each time I walk…and my container is 3/4 full.Â
I joke that the dolphins know my morning routine and join me for my walk…but now that I’m scanning the sand, they aren’t getting my full attention. Plus, my pace is slower and I wonder why my neck has a twinge 😉
 Cool north east winds,  low humidity, and a rough ocean- it looks and feels more like September than July.   
 The seashore bride and groom. So very sweet 🙂
 Barrier Island:  surrounded by water on all sides. For a toddler from Colorado, that’s very exciting.  
 Enthusiasm for an early morning kayaking trip in the back bay 🙂
 We had the best seats for the fireworks last night- the balcony of a 2nd floor condo at the Anchorage (available as a summer rental – property ID 13557 on the Power Play web site).
Man’s Work
The manly ritual of digging a giant hole on the beach-Â a long standing seashore tradition.
The sand architects try to out smart high tide with elaborate barrier walls. The kids just want the water to rush in to create a muddy pool!
The lifeguards ask that the holes be filled in at the end of the day for safety reasons.
Happy digging…and enjoy the weekend!