Light House
Credits: America Harbor by Julie Billingsley Font: DJB Ms Rachel by Darcy Baldwin
Credits: America Harbor by Julie Billingsley Font: DJB Ms Rachel by Darcy Baldwin
Sea floor at low tide Buoy at the beach near Damp Lighthouse Damp
I’ve been working hard these days. Because assignments never ask whether you’re on vacation when their due date is calling. But the good news is: as soon as I close my “books” (that is my (computer) “notebook,”) I find myself surrounded by beach, sand, ocean, and wind, and that means, I’m ready to take off on a new tour of discoveries. Today, this is what I got to study out of doors …
Damp is a nice little town, a Baltic resort. Today, I went to explore the town and all the pretty places worth seeing. And worth taking pictures of, of course.
Exploring “our” beach Nature reserve Schwansenser See Nature reserve Schwansenser See Beach chairs at Weidefelder Beach Weidefelder Beach Weidefelder Beach
I got to collect treasures today. Treasured memories that is. Memories from playing at the beach, from walking the nature trail, from exploring the cliffs, and from checking out the other pretty beaches which are within bike riding distance from our location. There’s no better place for a retreat than a stretch of sand right by the seaside.
Credits: Encinitas by Krystal Hartley, Mle Card & Tracey Stroud Ribbon from A Happy Thought by Krystal Hartley Font: DJB Ms. Rachel Hartman by Darcy Baldwin
The sea has called us. And of course, we answered. After a road trip which took twice as long as it should, and which included an unplanned sight-seeing tour through the center of Hamburg (which we did to get away from the traffic jam on the Autobahn, but which caused us to get stuck in the city traffic just the same), we finally managed to arrive at our destination – a tiny port town at the Baltic Sea, not far from Denmark. And oh how excited I was to catch the first glimpse of the ocean right after sunset.
Credits: Across the USA by Libby Pritchett Paper Clips – Backgrounds 3.0 Font: DJB Rachel by Darcy Baldwin