For those of us fortunate enough to live near the coast, Labor Day marks a turn in the season when beaches are far less populated and open space is more plentiful. This morning, Labor Day morning, was cloudy and rainy so I share a photograph taken yesterday morning that symbolizes, at least to me, the gate opening to sparsely populated fall beaches. Seen here a small group welcomes the sun on what may be their last hurrah for summer at the beach. Back to work and back to school!
Low Drone
November 14, 2024
Lewes Weather Front
November 11, 2024
Nature's Stress Reduction Power
November 10, 2024