The Atlantic Ocean

Youngest son Jon losing it in the surf
Photo from The Florida Times-Union
Spectacular vistas
Photo from The Florida Times-Union
Spectacular vistas

Oldest son Mike, soon to be a biologist, in the background checking a monitoring device.
Photo from A-1, The Florida Times-Union
Zany wildlife


White ibises doing the neighbor's yard work
Photo by Mark M.
But there are some things we don't like:
July heat
Photo by Mike M.
For more Florida photos, see La Florida
a photo blog that Mike and I, with a friend, manage
3 comments:
Now I don't get too bothered by 100+ temps as they are "normal" round here...but having been in Orlando-ish in mid July 9 years ago (as in Honeymoon) I can tell ya, 100 here is NOT the same as 100 there. Y'all's humidity is a killer!! I wilted like a hot-house flower!
Great pics.
That is absolutely a beautiful sunrise Mike took. Only one person can paint those colors, God!
Have a great day,and stay cool!
ABNPOPPA
Indeed, Pops, indeed.
MM: Usually we have a sea breeze that keeps things reasonably nice here even with the humidity. But without a sea breeze, it is definitely a hot house.
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