This bird is very tall and exquisite! |
It sure was pretty! We left for the beach about 10:45 and had to drive through Englewood Beach. There was lots of traffic and pedestrian activity there.
I think this is the Myakka River we crossed into Engelwood |
This is a metal sculpture of a conch shell in the middle of Engelwood |
It was actually hard to find a spot to sit |
It might have had something to do with Presidents Day. We picked out a spot close to the water so John didn't have as far to go to bring the shovels full of shells to me. He sat down to relax a bit and realized he forgot his tablet with the book on it that he was reading. He was pretty bummed!! He scooped up shells for me and went for a loooong walk. I talked with Arlena for about a half hour while she was checking on the house. We really appreciate that she offered to do that for us! Without his book John wasn't interested in staying too long and it was getting cool anyway because of the stiff breeze, so we left about 3:00. We stopped at Publix on the way home to pick up some groceries including steaks for tonight. YUM! When we got back John sat outside to read and I started to get supper started by making salads and readying the fresh green beans then I joined John. It got a little chilly when the sun started to go down, so I went in. I started cooking the beans and John fired up the grill. When he went back out there was a wood stork checking out what was going on around our campsite.
He was getting pretty bold... |
...and a little too close to the grill!! |
Not a real attractive bird, is he?!? |
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