SQUARES – Perspective – Beach Rig
Recently, we bought a new beach umbrella, but a few weeks ago when we headed to the beach, we improvised…MacGyver style. With an old umbrella pole and old wooden curtain rod, plus velcro straps and bungees, we rigged up our own beach wonderland. We carry everything in our aluminum beach cart (seen behind the chairs). Our picnic lunch is in the cooler and we have our folding camping table to eat on.
Brown Pelicans entertained me throughout the day. The water temperature of the Atlantic Ocean was perfect and we were out there jumping the waves. We had walked about 2 miles down the beach to find this spot and settle in for a day of serenity.
We went on a weekday, not many people, plus the park is still at only 50% capacity with 5 1/2 miles of beach to distance yourself from anyone. Social distancing at its best!
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I love your ingenuity! The ocean is beautiful, so perturbed.
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Thanks John! We compliment each other outside that box. 😂
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on this is miy kind of beach, once where you can bird too is perfect!
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Oh absolutely! Great spot to bird and other spots close by to bird too. This beach is where I fell in love with Frank so it’s super special. 😊
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Awww that is special 😍
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😊
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Love Love Love Little Talbot. Kudos on the beach blind build. ☺📷
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Thanks. You’ve been to Little Talbot?
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Yes. Last October I was blessed with a week to explore and capture over 300 magical photographs -video of wildlife. Hope to be back again one day.
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Let me know if you get back our way again. It’s our favorite beach. 😊
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This is such a lovely way to spend the day! Covid has taught many of us to seek solace in nature…
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Thank you. It was great and we were going out there a couple times a week but the wind direction has been blowing in the wrong direction lately so it’s been a couple of weeks since our last adventure.
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Hope you can catch up soon…
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Me too. 😊
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you found a great spot – although two miles is a bit of a commitment! I also like how you came completely prepared for a full day at the beach!
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That’s the way we roll! We get ready the night before and finish up in the morning. Then we are off for our adventure. Time goes quickly fir that 2 miles because it’s so awesome. Sometimes we only go a mile. Depends on the weather and how long we are going to be out there. Don’t want to get caught in a lightning storm. ⚡️
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I am sure the views for that two mile walk are great…
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Yes, Jim they are! You never know when a Navy helicopter is going to fly over or the next bird is going to catch your eye. Sometimes you will see a shrimp boat out fishing. Looks like the wind direction is going to change for next week and we will be heading out there again. It’s been almost 3 weeks and I’m getting cabin fever! Too hot to do anything else. 🙂
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Enjoy your return visit!
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Sounds like the perfect day
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It certainly was. 😊
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