
From the first moment we walked onto the beach, I felt so connected to it. All of Mommy's stories and descriptions, as wonderful as they are, paled in comparison to actually being there. I was mesmerized by it's beauty, grace and power and spent long periods of time just watching the waves roll in.
I did spend some time 'running' with the waves. They were such fun to watch...I just wanted to see if I could either beat one in a race or catch one. Doesn't the Beach Boys song say, "Catch a wave and you're sitting on top of the world!" I just wanted to see for myself.
There were SO many sights, sounds and scents that captured my attention at every turn. I also enjoyed looking for tiny little shell treasures with Mommy. You should see our collection of beautiful shells!
Some of the beaches we went to had sand that was actually cochina, which is ground up shells. The shells (besides the cochina sand) were so very plentiful that you couldn't even step without stepping on thousands of little and big shells. Mommy took this photo of my feet after stepping into the ocean for the very first time. I didn't go deep of course, too many dangers, but I let a few waves "catch" me after I tried to catch them. See the plethora of shells underfoot?
The amount of shells just laying all over the beaches was incredible! In fact, there were so many shells that you sometimes missed things due to the sheer volume. Can you see in this photo below the beautiful little perfect conch shell that Mommy never saw (in person) until she looked at her photos later? But that's okay because they are all beautiful and she at least has a photo of it.
Even I found beautiful shell treasures. I enjoyed looking for pretty shells too. I saw a beautiful large piece of a huge conch shell in light gray/beige and decided it should be mine. I picked it up and carried for a few minutes until Mommy offered to hold it for me.

The day before we were set to leave, we were blessed to see a school of dolphins surfing the waves for about 20 minutes. Mommy's camera didn't have enough zoom to get much, but seeing and experiencing it from the back deck of that beach house was a real thrill!


Beautiful pictures. It looks like you and your mommy had a great time!
Reply DeleteThank you. We sure did have a great time Lisa! It was wonderful. We didn't want to leave...
DeleteI loved all the gorgeous pictures. Most of all the picture of you and mommy. Your and mommys outfits are gorgeous.
Reply DeleteYou are so kind my dear friend! Thank you for the sweet compliments about the pictures. I hope you are having a good weekend!
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Pixel lucky you and what fabulous sand and sea. Wish we were there with you. Have a tremendous Thursday.
Reply DeleteBest wishes Molly
It sounds like you had a wonderful time! What part of Florida did you visit? We are in Florida, near Cocoa Beach. It is hot here, but when you can find a dog-friendly beach, it's nice. :-)
Reply DeleteI look forward to reading more of your blog. I have nominated you for a Liebster Award. When you get a chance, stop by our blog and pick it up so we can learn more about you!
What a beautiful place!!!! I remember going to dog beach when I lived in CA.
Reply DeleteLooks like lots of fun and pretty photos. It makes me miss the North Sea in Germany.
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