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A nice quiet afternoon at the beach


Day 1 of my 2 days off each week. Most Sundays we like to amble down to the beach for a few hours with our deckchairs, a good book and some cold wine and enjoy the sun, sea and sand...


Doesn't it look tempting?

Comments

Wayne said…
That sounds like a perfect day.
Fun60 said…
I am very tempted.
Graham Edwards said…
I am soooo envious at this very moment when we have beautiful sun but freezing temperatures!
Rhonda Albom said…
You look to be enjoying this long warm summer. Let's hope for another month of sunny days without cyclone effects.
PerthDailyPhoto said…
Perfect way to spend a few hours Amy.. aren't we lucky to live by the ocean!
carol l mck said…
What a gorgeous beach and looks so inviting! Great photos!

Happy Week to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
It does indeed! And makes me envious that you can walk to it! Also that it is apparently a quiet beach -- we know where those are in Oregon -- but the ones near us here in FL are all so crowded. (And in neither place can we walk there.) (Jealousy aside, I am really very glad you shared this peaceful beauty.)
Bill said…
I love the beach and that is a great way to spend a few hours. Nice photos Amy!
Sharon said…
Oh my gosh, that looks so inviting.
NatureFootstep said…
I envy you all your beaches. In sweden sw don´t have many of these. Our "beaches" are mostly rocky and forested. :(

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