Thanks. I think the sand evokes memories for everyone. I think of visiting my grandparents when I was a child. The lived two blocks from a beach in Florida.
In this case, it's the rising river level that washes over. This section had been underwater for months but is now drying out in the warmer, and dryer, weather.
Let's hope it gets warmer! Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteThe near term outlook looks good. Thanks!
Delete"Sur la plage abandonnée, coquillage et crustacés..." Do you know the song?
ReplyDeleteWell now that I found it on the internet, I do. Including, and fitting for today, "Le soleil mon grand copain".
DeleteLe poids des mots et le chic des photos! Pour parodier le célèbre slogan de la revue Paris Match: "le poids des mots, le choc des photos"...
ReplyDeleteC'est gentil, merci.
DeleteA litlle bit sand reminding me of Namibia ! Not the same colour but thanks. Beautiful view on the Loire river.
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Thanks. I think the sand evokes memories for everyone. I think of visiting my grandparents when I was a child. The lived two blocks from a beach in Florida.
DeleteMakes me want to be there!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rosemary.
Deletemakes me want to take my shoes off!
ReplyDeleteYou are indeed a Southern girl !
DeleteGood photo to set the mood for the weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt won't be long before folks will be heading for the beach.
DeleteLovely composition. The sand looks inviting.
ReplyDeleteThanks, William.
DeleteMany footsteps have left their mark.
ReplyDeleteAt least for the moment. A few weeks ago this was under water, and I expect it will be again.
DeleteI think the wonderful thing about footsteps in the sand is their ever changing pattern. One minute there, a wave washes over, they're gone, nice !
ReplyDeleteIn this case, it's the rising river level that washes over. This section had been underwater for months but is now drying out in the warmer, and dryer, weather.
DeleteVery inviting.
ReplyDeleteYeah, this little path leads one right down to the water's edge.
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