Connie and I mainly stroll the beach, enjoying the sites and sounds. However, if you are a child there are adventures on the beach. There are birds to chase, water to splash in, waves to run from, sand for castles, and much much more.
Following is an article with Seven Essential Tips for your Next Family Trip. Also, a link has been included for today’s photo saved on Flickr with the caption A family enjoying the beach at Seabrook Island in South Carolina.
Today’s photo show homes which have an ocean view and are a short walk to the beach. The board walk provides public access to the beach and an interesting walk through the marsh.
Following is an article about new homes on Seabrook Island. Also, a link has been included for today’s photo saved on Flickr with the caption Seabrook Island includes homes with ocean views and board walk access to the beach.
Today’s photo shows an artistic interpretation of yesterday’s photo. Photo shop filters were used to obtain this image.
Following is a link to the Seabrook Island Artist Guild website. Also, I have included a link for today’s photo saved on Flickr with the caption Walk on a Seabrook beach.
Today’s photo shows a beach scene after it rained. The sun had come out and the clouds were clearing which presented a reflection photo opportunity.
The following link is to a Guide for the Beaches on Seabrook Island. Also, a link has been shared to the original photo saved on Flickr with the caption Walk on the Beach on Seabrook Island.
Today is theme day and the City Daily Photo community chose “your Covid reponse”. We are sharing a selfie taken at Pelicans Nest. This was actually our first dine-in restaurant experience in seven months. As you can see the seating was outdoors, social distancing was practices, and mask were required (except when drinking and eating). We had a blast.
Please visit others who contributed to the theme day at CDP October Gallery – Your Covid-19 Response.
Following is a link to the for today’s photo saved on Flickr with the caption Our Covid response. Drinks and a meal on an outdoor dinning at Seabrook Island.
The sign says “Pirates Conquest”. This house sits one block from the beach with easy access via a boardwalk. Notice that the house is elevated with shutters which can be opened on the ground level when a hurricane threatens.
Notice that the house also has a swimming pool.
Many on of the homes, on Seabrook Island, are available for vacation rental. Following is a link that highlights vacation rentals on Seabrook. Also, I am including a link to today’s photo saved on Flickr with the caption The Pirate Conquest is just a short walk to the beach.
Today’s photo shows a jogger dressed in orange at the beach on Seabrook Island. Interestingly, as beautiful as Seabrook is, there are a limited number of colors. Most landscaping is natural so most scenes are green, blue, and sand. As a result touches of color catch my eye.
Connie and I stroll the beach each day for exercise and to enjoy nature. The sounds of the waves and the birds are very relaxing.
Following is a link to A Guide to the Beaches of Seabrook. Also, following is a link today’s photo saved on Flickr captioned Jogger in orange on the beach at Seabrook Island, SC.
Today, Seabrook Island Daily Photo takes flight. As part of the City Daily Photo community we will share photos of our life on Seabrook Island.
Note that, during the pandemic, where we live has become a complex subject. We are selling a condo in Charlotte where we have historically published Charlotte Daily Photo, we live in Lexington SC with our daughter and grandson, and we plan to spend a portion of our time on Seabrook Island for the next several months. We also have a history with Greenville SC where we published Greenville Daily Photo for 10+ years.
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