All these following photos are taken from the mouth and towards the north of the trail we just came down.
Get rock.
Throw rock.
In the far north distance, you can see the nuclear power plant.
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Tomorrow, I'll show you our meanderings to the South - to the area understood to be a n#dist beach. Yes, we traipsed our sweet, innocent kiddos right down to the n#dist beach ... that was completely unoccupied by anyone but us. And we all had our clothes on. ;-)
17 comments:
Thanks for sharing beautiful pictures of your peaceful trip.
Such beautiful places to visit and photograph, not to mention the talent of the photographer!
That is a beautiful beach, what a great place to live. It is incredible how different every beach is. The colour of the sand, the quality, the animals and shells. Wonderful.
lovely, lovely photos.
so, are you going to think of a good title for the photos at the other beach?
Amazing photos!!!
Beautiful!
Beautiful Beach and so many wonderful rocks to collect... :-)
Enjoy it while it lasts.
wish I was there!
It's so beautiful! I wanna go!
Gorgeous pictures, as always. I swoon every time I visit your blog!
Love the stones! To answer your question on my blog: ds made the sails out of scraps of cloth.
OHHHHHH! A nucleur power plant. When our family went on the missions trip to Mexico last summer, our group caravan passed this. One wise guy got on the walkie-talkies and pointed out the "Dolly Parton Museum" heh
What a beautiful beach!
I'm glad you liked the camels. :-)
Oh, no fun! A nudist beach with no nudity?! lol Oh, well.
I love all the rocks. I could take pictures of rocks all day. Weird, but I bet you understand. :o)
I just saw the nuclear power plant. It looks kind of cool! I'm not sure I'd like one close by though...I wonder if there are any near me?
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