we drove up, snagged a [hopefully legal] parking spot, & made our way out onto the cool, drafty sand. true, we only remained long enough to snap a couple photos & remark on the peaceful nature of the place, but it seemed to be an indication of what we have to look forward to in the coming months - the summer months. what will it be like to trek to the beach any day of the week? to lie out on the sand with a good book on a slow saturday morning?
that is something i cannot wait to find out.
until those warmer days, i guess we'll be occupying ourselves with tasks such as acquiring a parking pass [and continuing to get our house together]. but, it's something to look forward to, for sure.
photo: wrightsville beach \ instagram
6 comments:
I love love going to the beach all bundled up! Actually, I went to the beach this weekend down in Chatham, MA. It was packed with people and it was quite cold but very enjoyable!!
Ahhh! I love the beach!! That's why I'm relocating there for 5 months or so at the first of the year. Who knows? If I fall in love with beach life, I may just stay. :)
So glad you got to visit the shore, even for just a short time. Summer will be here before we know it! #scary
Looks gorgeous... the water is so blue! I'm sure you'll have a great time when the weather warms up! I love living near the beach :)
You are going to LOVE that beach in the warmer months! Enjoy it while it's desolate, too, though. We have a family beach house on Lake Michigan and it's pretty neat to see it off season. It's hauntingly gorgeous.
We did something similar last week... minus a warm drink in hand though. That sounds like a wonderful way to visit the beach. (:
We don't go to the beaches in FL very often in the summer, because it's almost too humid and hot to enjoy them. I love them this time of year though.
Oh my gosh, I would love to live by the beach {even if it included bundling up}. Can't wait to see your beach photos when it warms up!
xx,
Maya
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