



Back here, again.
We call it our "backyard beach"
because
(even though
it's a 5 hour drive to get there)
we have visited this place
every year
since I was a baby
and a summer would feel
preposterously incomplete
without our trip there.
While the photos on Folkloric
may not show it,
it has been a stressful few months
and this trip
felt almost medicinal.
.
These are gorgeous... worth the 5 hour drive! How nice to have a place like that to always visit.
ReplyDeletethat sky is magical. what a beautiful place. i am sorry to read these last months have been stressful for you. i am glad you found time (and space) to relax and heal from that stress.
ReplyDeletegood wishes for the week ahead.
I love your photos! I hope you find the time this Fall to rejuvenate in nature, and I look forward to your photos.
ReplyDeletelooks very medicinal - hope it helped soothe some of the stress, as a balm for the soul. i always feel better after a trip to the shore, long or short.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are everything I miss about home right now. I can smell that beach grass, the white everlasting, the beach peas. Aaaah. Home. Why are you so far away.
ReplyDeleteI have a "backyard beach" too. My grandparents had a beach house that we'd visit for a week or two every week until it was sold in 2005. I still visit that beach every year because it feels like home. Your photos remind me of it. Glad you had a chance to decompress. :)
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