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17 comments:
Wouldn't it be fabulous to be walking along the beach and find this. Better yet - someone carved it in the sand for you.
Lovely photo Kristin.
Sam
That is pretty enough to frame. I had a photo to send you for considertaion for Wordless Wednesday, I ought to do that today.
So sweet :)
Love this one!
I actually live right on the beach in S. Florida...take a lot of walks, but never did I find anything sweet as this...but then again, I could carve one in the sand!
Beuatiful photo of your wordless Wednesday!
That is so beautiful! You do come up with photos that make me wordless; Merci.
Rita
Lovely picture
It made me want to return to Valentine Day. BTW your sea scallops on onion marmalade is to die for!
Writing in the sand is so similar to snow, beautiful and fleeting.
I love writing and building in the sand....always have, always will. No matter my age!
Writing in the sand is one of those things that's just as fun to watch as it is to do.
I saw something today that I think would make a good Wordless Wednesday. This morning I went to a really old gas station in the middle of nowhere. It kind of had that nostalgic look to it. Anyway, over in the distance in the back of their lot were two old abandoned pay phones. You could tell they just hadn't been used or thought of in years. Just a thing of the past. It really struck me. I think I might go back and snap a shot.
Oh how pretty, Velva. :-) I love beach pictures so much. They give me hope that winter will be over one day. :-)
Wordlessly smiling.
Kristin did such a nice job with this - it makes me want to go to the beach.
Heartwarming, to say the least. Lovely photograph.
very sweet :)
The picture made me smile today :o) Lovely!
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