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Tag Archives: stones
One in a Million
Our beach has been full of lovely pebbles recently. Very few clear quartz, though.
Fight!
The Stranding
Through the Ages
Fresh shale-fall.
Lepidodendron (Carboniferous Period, approx. 310-325 million years ago).
Small rounded granite stones that must predate the fossil, based on the amount of erosion.
A still life window into eons past, taken in the very present, and published on the internet, where it should last for quite some time in the future. Isn’t time amazing?
Colors A’Plenty
I have never seen this species of sea plant on our beach. Gorgeous! Together with the shells and stones it shouted for attention on the tide line.
Autumnal
It is not yet truly autumn, but this morning it was chillingly clear that we are almost there. I was woefully unprepared when the dogs and I went out walking before 6AM! Shorts and a tee shirt necessitated a very … Continue reading
Moon Shell Fragment with Bubbles
This photo was taken just as the tide line retreated, capturing the bubbles in the shell’s spiral. It was a lucky shot, as the tide then came right back, reclaimed the shell, and reminded me of who owns the beach!
Falling Stars
How often have I stood by water’s edge at night, looking high into the dark for falling stars, when they have been at my feet all along?
Tide Line Still Life 