All posts tagged: beach
Baltic Coast
Credits: By the Seaside by Zoe Pearn Font: DJB My Neat Print by Darcy Baldwin Lift of Snowmen
Building a Castle in the Sand
Credits: The Golden State by Traci Reed & Sugarplum Paperie Font: DJB Betsy Ross 2013 by Darcy Baldwin Scraplift of Brioche au Sucre
Ocean
Credits: Carolina Coas by Melissa Bennett
Beach Day
Credits: Down by the Bay by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Trio Pack 6 by Cindy Schneider Tears from Clip It to Me by Traci Reed Font: DJB Nouveau Quirk by Darcy Baldwin
At the Sea
Credits: Dare to Be Different by Heather Roselli Template: Halfpack 81 by Cindy Schneider Free with Purchase, Halfpack 81 by Cindy Schneider Font: DJB I Love Me Some Brook by Darcy Baldwin
Perfect Holiday
Credits: Coastal Getaway by Meghan Mullens & Traci Reed Alpha from Lil Sailor by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Template from Halfpack 56 Font: DJB Marcia Print
Haven
Credits: Beachy Keen by Erica Zane Font: DJB Bailey by Darcy Baldwin
Saying Good-Bye
It as a sad day today – the day on which I had to say good-bye to the beach, the ocean and everything coastal related to it: We had to pack our things and return home. Of course, I couldn’t do that without quickly sneaking back to the beach one last time, to take it all in and store deeply in the recesses of my memory. Who knows when it’s the next time that I get to enjoy an ocean view like this again …?
To the End of the World
When I got up this morning, I didn’t know that only a few hours later my journey would take me to the end of the world. Or at least to the end of the Schlei fjord, which is pretty much the end of the world as far as I see it. But sometimes the places where you least expect it, turn out to be the prettiest places. And so today – I must add – turned out to be the unexpected highlight of our family vacation at the Baltic Sea. The plan had been to get dad to the historic train station, where he and my sister wanted to embark on a special train ride, while mom and I wanted to go to town with them, sit in a cafe, read a book, and wait for them to return. But plans don’t always work the way we anticipate them. Sometimes they change. For the better, that is! Things changed for me, when I realized – as soon as I got out of the car – that …









