wow, nice shot from google!

seems to be very calm indeed

enjoy this nice beach!


hugs
Bea.

Hi Scott,
I do hope that you enjoy your hiatus
at the beach the coming days. I have
to say, I look forward to the day that
I am able to sit on a beach and let the
salty sea air and sand wash away my
thoughts about life. Nothing ahead but the
sea to look at, feeding sea gulls and
having sun rays penetrate the very soul
of my being. Sounds like so much fun!

A mineral bath and natural spring....
(don't feel pressured) but relax for all
your friends here as well.

Have a safe and wonderful trip.

Sarah

As a Henry Miller fan, I have read his "Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch"...

Yo! It's your big brother Bobby, trying again to get past the guards. I presume that etiquette requires a simple comment without personal digression. Have you come out from under the Sword of Damocles? Are your wings dry yet? Are you back in the carbon monoxide/sulfur dioxide/carbon dioxide-tainted ozone? Sounds like you had a good trip. You made it about 1/2 way to my little funny farm on the Prairie. How is Julie? Older but still lovely, I'm sure. Dixie is coming to stay with us on her way to West Virginia. ( I've heard that one before ). I just bought a new tent and plan to break it in on my way to Ajo, Az. Google it- it's cool. Hope to find a small patch of desert that we can retreat to during the winter. It is in a strategic location. About the size of my little town- beautiful mountains and excellant varieties of cacti and wildlife. Close to Mexico. My red rooster is calling for his corn. Keep on truckin' bro, Bobby.