Sign on the Beach. Appropriate for this post!First night. Checked in, unpacked and made it down to Charlie’s Beach Bar in time to catch the tail end of happy hour.First morning, capturing the rising sun through the palms.Gorgeous flowers. Bougainvillea.Thought this was the quintessential tropical photo. Kept waiting for this guy to move out of the frame. Then realized this local fisherman was actually posing for me. Nice!What can I say? Dedicated AF to meeting my blogging goal for this year. P.S. my friend thinks I’m nuts but she did take my picture, which is what a true friend would do.
There are lots of trees here too – their limbs almost on the ground from the weight of snow. I shovelled the decks three times yesterday and woke with a stiff neck and sore shoulder from trying to lift the snow above my 5’1″ body so I can get it over the snowbanks I’ve built up. The dogs are in their beds in the library glaring at me accusingly – bored beyond bored, but the snow is so deep they can’t move much when they’re out there. Oh and I have water too – a pond and streams, all frozen solid.
Thanks for the opportunity to enjoy the sun and sand vicariously, Deb. I’m actually teasing about all of the above – I don’t mind winter all that much. I just hoped my contrasting images would make you feel even happier to be on vacation (if that’s possible). Don’t feel any pressure to reply to this comment. It’s enough that you post while on vacation. Dedicated!
What a wonderful collection of beach photographs on this post and the other. The other would not let me post my comment, not sure why. But am enjoying seeing you clearly enjoying Barbados. Beautiful photos. I really like the doors and the turtle shell encased as a mosaic. The photo with the posing fisherman looks so much like Sri Lanka with the swaying palm trees over the ocean.
There are lots of trees here too – their limbs almost on the ground from the weight of snow. I shovelled the decks three times yesterday and woke with a stiff neck and sore shoulder from trying to lift the snow above my 5’1″ body so I can get it over the snowbanks I’ve built up. The dogs are in their beds in the library glaring at me accusingly – bored beyond bored, but the snow is so deep they can’t move much when they’re out there. Oh and I have water too – a pond and streams, all frozen solid.
Thanks for the opportunity to enjoy the sun and sand vicariously, Deb. I’m actually teasing about all of the above – I don’t mind winter all that much. I just hoped my contrasting images would make you feel even happier to be on vacation (if that’s possible). Don’t feel any pressure to reply to this comment. It’s enough that you post while on vacation. Dedicated!
I have just one word: envy! I hope you have a wonderful vacation. ๐
Thank you Reticula!
Palm trees, sandy beach, gentle ocean waves – you’re not in Canada anymore, Badass ๐
That is for sure, Blaze!
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Sand, sea, palm trees, drinks … looks like a wonderful vacation! Hope you are well-rested & recharged!
Thank you Ju-Lyn! I’m starting to feel recharged…with another 6 glorious days yet to go!
How fabulous! Enjoy enjoy!
Thank you Ju-Lyn!
What a wonderful collection of beach photographs on this post and the other. The other would not let me post my comment, not sure why. But am enjoying seeing you clearly enjoying Barbados. Beautiful photos. I really like the doors and the turtle shell encased as a mosaic. The photo with the posing fisherman looks so much like Sri Lanka with the swaying palm trees over the ocean.
Peta
Thank you Peta!
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