This tiny pebble, about 3/4″, is what initially caught my eye. But when I got home, it is the sand that I find most beautiful. This was taken on a New Jersey beach that was affected by Superstorm Sandy. Although … Continue reading
Perfectly positioned – as if leaning in for a beach chat on a sunny day. These two shells were the only two intact clam shells in that section of tide line.
This stone, set a little bit away from other tide line treasures, looked very much like an otter. Its green color also made this small stone stand out as unusual on the NJ beach.
This is an unusual photo for me in that it includes a man-made item. New Jersey’s 130+ miles of coastline was littered with the remnants of people’s homes and lives after Superstorm Sandy last October. The miles of beach are … Continue reading
I am always startled and delighted to find a ‘heart rock’. Not long after Hurricane Sandy, I came across this on the tide line in NJ. I can’t determine what it is made of; it may even be a long-tumbled … Continue reading
Tide Line Still Life 