It's 2020!

Hoping 2020 brings you new and exciting adventures!
This is from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, summer of 2019. One of my favorite places to spend time.

Summer we hardly knew ye

Last weekend of summer 2019.
Sunrise at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Weekend dreaming

Rehoboth Beach, DE.

Knockout

Taken in Rehoboth Beach, DE, a few days before Hurricane Florence made landfall. Even though Florence was still several hundred miles south at that point, the ocean was as crazy as I've ever seen it, the waves strong enough to have knocked loose part of a wooden jetty. 

August

I’d like to propose that summer last NINE months, and we fit everything else into the remaining three. Who’s with me?

Skim

It's summer. It's the weekend. Hope you are in your happy place.

Sharks

Strolling past the dangerous waters of Candy Kitchen, Rehoboth Beach, DE.

Can You Dig, Dig, Dig It?

Digging the action in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Popcorn!

Serving it up at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Business casual

Owning Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach, DE.

Spray

Where the land and the water collide. Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Today marks the official end of summer for the year 2015; tomorrow is the fall equinox and the coming of shorter days for the Northern Hemisphere. I like the spring equinox better.

Return

Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
I like the ocean. The ocean makes me feel calm. Since moving to the Midwest, I don’t get to the ocean nearly often enough. I’m also not calm often enough, either.

Carried away

Rehoboth Beach, DE.

Heater

Firing it up on the Avenue, Rehoboth Beach, DE.

The certainty of tides

Down at the end of the land during a foggy morning at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, watching the ocean roll in and back out.

Running this booth like a club

Keeping it real at Funland, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Face the day

Morning rituals at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Let it ride

Spotted while out wandering in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. One of my favorite summer places. Mr. Twin Cities Seen hopes you are all having a fabulous summer and getting in some fun times.

This morning is on fire

This would be one of those times the elements WERE with me. Early morning in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Had a long stretch of sand all to myself around the area called Whiskey Beach and got to watch a beautiful sunrise, hoping I could do it justice with the camera. The towers are from World War II and were built as lookout locations; the belief was that after Pearl Harbor, the Delaware Coast were in danger. More historical info at http://articles.latimes.com/1997/nov/09/news/mn-51919.

beach storm

Sometimes the elements are with you and sometime they aren’t. My daughters texted me late one evening to let me know a storm was moving into the area, so I grabbed my gear and hit the beach. As I was setting up, a nice big chain of lightning slashed the sky. I figured more would be coming and settled in to wait. And wait. And wait. After forty-five minutes, I was tired and ready for bed, and this is as good as it got. While technically a better shot than one I took a couple years ago, it lacks the punch that an apocalyptic lightning strike would have provided. Still, for what it is, I’m happy enough.