Sanibel Beach near the Pointe Santo resort, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. There are lots of waves hitting the Sanibel Island beaches, and a wonderful breeze but no shells! It doesn’t matter, though – I’m really happy to have spent an hour roaming the beach.
Walking out to the beach, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. The Gulf has some waves – off to investigate!
It was a beautiful afternoon on the docks, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. We had a lovely time. The sun was warm, the breeze was steady and the child only got into trouble 4,387 times The Isle of Long is indeed beautiful this time of year.
Gazebo on the bay, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. The Loverly Isle of Long sure is loverly This would be a nice place for special occasion photos. There’s also a narrow blacktop path that would be good as part of a running route through the neighborhood.
Beach combing on Great South Bay, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. A couple of ladies are scouring the little beach that runs alongside the fishing pier near Lombardi’s in Patchogue Village. They should only know what they are missing! Come to Sanibel, ladies…
Squatter’s eye view from the footbridge, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. We’re in the village of Patchogue, down by the bGreat South Bay. We are going fishing but first we need to go on the swings…
Crossing the marsh at Sunken Meadow, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. A good friend lives quite close to a foot path that leads into Sunken Meadow Park. there’s a bridge that crosses a sort of a bayou that dumps into a large marshy area to the west, which is the direction this photo faces, and the Nissequogue River to the east.
Sunken Meadow Park, Lomg Island, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. We’re standing at the west end of the boardwalk on the beach at Sunken Meadow Park on Long Island. The beach is flanked by bluffs to the east and west; this one, I believe, is Callahan’s. The bluff to the east (not pictured) is at the end of Old Dock Road.
On Sanibel we go shelling. BUT -, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. - on Long Island’s north shore, we go rocking I wanted some stones I could stack on my desk in a Zen-like manner, so I went to Sunken Meadow State Park and found all these candidates. There were also some slipper shells, jingle shells, muscles, oysters, an inhabited moon snail that might have been dead but I gave it a second chance,...
