I spent the day driving along A1A visiting Little Talbot Island, Big Talbot Island, Amelia Island and Fort Clinch State Park. I thought I would share some of my photos from my trip.
Fences along the dunes… I love these falling down fences, so beautiful despite their weakness.
I love the vibrant colors and textures I always find along the beach.
I love watching the sand-pipers pick their way along the beach… and I think the footprints they leave behind are so cute.
I love the way the light turns golden as the sun prepares to set…
I love this old bronze cross in St Augustine… It is beautiful and I love the way it shines in the sun.
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Great photos, but that one of the cross is stunning!
Thanks so much! It is one of my favorites… I probably took over 50 photos of it…
That pic of St Augustine is amazing.
Thank you so much!!
I really like all of your photos!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful Pictures!
Thanks so much!
Beautiful and fascinating images here – love them all, but the one with the cross is especially magical in its own right.
Thank you so much – I am so glad you like it!
Hi! I just found your blog from Broken Light, and I really love this post. I especially love the photo of the rocks and seaweed. I do a blog with a featured called the Daily Muse, and if you don’t mind I would like you to be my next Featured Muse using that photo. I will credit you and link back to your blog of course. What do you think, is that something you would be OK with?
That would be fine with me… thank you so much! I am so glad you enjoyed the photos!
Great! Thanks! I will let you know when I do.
Hey! I posted today’s Daily Muse in which you are the Featured Muse! Here it is: http://livefortheprocess.com/2014/07/18/daily-muse-36-featured-muse-captivating-bitter/
Thank you so much! I love it… you are so kind… thank you again!
I love hearing your heart on the beauty and brokenness of the world around you. They are all mesmerizing photos but the one of the cross is transcendent and fills me with wonder and humility… “When I survey the wondrous cross…”