A huge
Trumpet Vine
bush, with a few other things mixed in swallows a sign by the beach
Long reddish orange tubular flowers make it a classic hummingbird pollinated
flower. Surprisingly, it's a native plant.
Although today was mostly cloudy, and a touch windy with the passage of what
used to be
Tropical Storm Claudette to our south, this photo caught us in one of the few sunny spells.
A typical beach family catching rays.
Shark attack! Actually, the little boy was desperately trying to catch up to
his float toy, which was getting away in the breeze. He was unable to catch
up.
Even as the shark went belly up.
But a nice older guy waded out and intercepted it before it got blown too
far down the beach.
Almost done!
A terrible day for shark's teeth; between a very high tide, and a good chop, it was hard to find much, but we managed 6 shark's teeth, the usual crab clay and a Tilly bone.
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