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| It had been a very hot day. They arrived at 6-34 pm It was like a summer afternoon, even though it would be dark in less than two hours. The tide was low. Families lined the water's edge like a broken fence. Some were heading back. It felt like an end of day end to the day if that makes sense? |
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| They stacked the stack as the sun headed for bed. |
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| They headed back to the dune edge, then back onto the beach. |
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| Beach Buoy loves the wet sand, the reflections that it gives and the feeling that you are out at sea, out in the bay. |
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| The northern blues reflected as they had a slow walk back. |
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| Over to the west, above the dunes, the yellow and oranges still claimed the sky. Beach Buoy and his little stubborn mate, headed back.... BEACH BUOY. |
