Lands and Forests, this one is for you … we found this log on the beach
90 ft long and 16 inches diameter
this was not a shy bird and the actual name is
Little Blue Heron
Joe helping a fellow sailor with some electrical work on his windless
and they got it solved
it looks like my shutter lens did not fully open in the next few pictures
heading to the beach on the north end of Man of War
we connected with our friends on Don Quixote, Vicki, Art, Roxy the dog
on our walk-a-bout we found some huge bouys and the trees trimmed so from their house
they have a view of the ocean
everyone here decorates their front entrance with conch shells and a bell
some freshly planted Austrian Pine (Cassarina), salt resistant trees
they are used as fence hedges and can grow to about 50 ft
and are good shade trees, but they chock out other trees, the wood
makes good charcoal
this is the main road, called The Queens Highway and is only wide enough
for one golf cart at a time
some succulent plants in flower
this was unusual find
entrence to a private property
we liked this sign and it is so true, when the east ocean storms arrive, it washes away a lot of the dunes
another fence made of dead fronds woven thru wire fences
this guy was up in the tree pruning the top … but what he was actually doing was
texting
another day at Man Of War
tomorrow is the Flea Market
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