
I wasn’t the only one taking photos that day.
Here is a bride on the same sand bar that Steve and Sarah were dancing on a few minutes later.

I’m hoping the wedding was already over so that sitting in a (white) dress in (brown) sand would not ruin anything important!


As we enjoyed walking the pier (and as I enjoyed taking pictures of the picture taker below) we ran across this cheery fellow . . .

. . . who found an equally cheery friend.

I loved looking at the twilight on the water. So simply beautiful.


Jeanette’s Pier has lovely, antique-looking lamp posts all along the walkway as well as windmills? turbines? Not sure what they are but they are really, really . . .

. . . tall.

The pier is a fishermen’s hangout, as you can probably tell by the sun framed within this confluence of poles and lines.

Steve and Sarah perused the informational stuff (we’re all compulsive readers) while I took a few pictures. (Yes, I admit it. I’m a compulsive photographer.)

Alternate view of the pier.

View of a lovely lady looking at the pier.

More views of said lovely lady.

And one last look before . . .

. . . putting on my going home shoes.

5 Had Something To Say (Just click here!):
*sigh* You really make me want to live near the beach, Becky. I love the photos, especially the ones of Sarah. And the bride...I would guess that's a "trash the dress" session. Very popular now; I guess there just isn't a huge market for used wedding dresses.
Beautifully written, gorgeous photos.
It almost made me sad looking at the pictures of Sarah. She is getting so grown up ( and beautiful, I might add)! It also made me very happy. I started following her story many years ago and there was a possibility of this day not ever happening. Love what God can do!
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