This week the weather will be turning very cold, so here are some photos I took over the summer to help keep you warm this week (or at least try and help you retain the memories of warmth from the summer).
I am new here and do not know how (or if it is possible) to insert images into the blog, so I am providing external links to view the photographs. If a particular photograph intrigues you, please feel free to comment. I look getting feedback regarding my photographs.
Sadly, I only have one friend on Golo. Is there anyone else out there that would like to be my friend?
And now, on to the photos:
Rarely seen, the Eastern Glass Lizard cools itself in the surf:
A ghost crab scurries across the hot sand in search of food:
A White Heron flies off from the marsh with a belly full of small fish:
A Ghost Crab pops out of his hole to see if anything interesting is near:
My three year old daughter plays in the warm surf:
A warm breeze blows through the dunes:
Pelicans fly overhead in the hot sun:
An afternoon storm blows in, cooling off the sand:
A Heron walks the docks in search of bait left by the fishermen:
A Heron stands in the surf in search of small fish:
The Bogue Inlet Pier is lit up during those warm summer nights:
The shrimp boats rest overnight before heading out early in the morning:
My daughter stands in awe of the immense shark tank at the aquarium in Pine Knoll Shores:
Only a sliver of the moon is visible during this sticky, hot summer night:
A cheerful Mockingbird welcomes the morning:
The Man in the Moon shows his face:
The sun, sand, and surf:
Some things remain green during the hot summer on the beach:
The remains of an animal cook in the hot sun behind the dunes:
Pelicans fly toward their unkown destination:
Closed for the night:
The orange full moon lights up the sky:
I hope you take the time to view at least some of these images I have posted. Although I am fond of the summer, I am happy to actually have some cold weather heading our way this week. It would be even better if we could get some frozen precipitation to go along with it...
Enjoy the photos!
