Lots of thunder - no storm. Having looked at www.lightningmaps.org it seems the storm is passing to the west of us 
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We need the cloud to clear to see it.
We've had a good shower but no thunder.Lots of thunder - no storm. Having looked at www.lightningmaps.org it seems the storm is passing to the west of us
Think that's coming between 4 and 5 a.m.
Very cool looking sand sculptures...
The police not turned up yet but apparently the fire service on the hills are on the receiving end of verbal abuse and anti social behaviour from some ignorant people/kids. So the police have had to step up their presence on the hills.
Honestly you can't believe how low some people can sink.
I only hope that if they need the help of the fire service one day, they will feel thoroughly ashamed of themselves.
Somehow I doubt it as you have to be some sort of moron to abuse people who are there to help everyone.
Honestly you can't believe how low some people can sink.
I only hope that if they need the help of the fire service one day, they will feel thoroughly ashamed of themselves.
Somehow I doubt it as you have to be some sort of moron to abuse people who are there to help everyone.
The police not turned up yet but apparently the fire service on the hills are on the receiving end of verbal abuse and anti social behaviour from some ignorant people/kids. So the police have had to step up their presence on the hills.
Honestly you can't believe how low some people can sink.
I only hope that if they need the help of the fire service one day, they will feel thoroughly ashamed of themselves.
Somehow I doubt it as you have to be some sort of moron to abuse people who are there to help everyone.
Sounds like your neighbors are busy up on the hills as well... Are you sure they’re different people?
Same 'type' obviously!Sounds like your neighbors are busy up on the hills as well... Are you sure they’re different people?
The sculptures are amazing!!
Your daughter was still tiny then!
She was!! She’s now just over 5’5” at 12.
I’m 5’7”.
Hey babé, you`re good looking mom !Here’s a rare one that includes me. Usually I’m the photographer! (Thank goodness for selfies...)
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Maybe when we get a starry clear night.
Poor polar bear in this heat.
The sculptures are great.
Beautiful once more Sabine
We just had rain! It lasted all of two minutes. There was even a rumble of thunder! Let's hope for more!
Thank you, Linda.Beautiful once more Sabine
Yahyyyyyyy for the rain ! Hope of more.
Ok , the end is near.
Chapter 5 - End of Estate Walking - Final Paddle Home
After our nice early morning warm-up paddle, coupled with a great investigative/sight seeing walk about the Manor, we meandered back to locate our secure boats. Took a quick dip into the cool, shaded brackish waters and then headed off to slowly explore even more of this hidden creek tucked securely away from the mighty Chesapeake Bay.
We paddled away from Hancock plantation on Hickory Point and took our time exploring every nook and cranny of the mirror-like images along Back Creek as well as Second and Sams Cove. Quiet. Peaceful. Calm. Then there was NOISE! We scared up a small flock of Canada geese that were inland having their breakfast. Chaos on the water!
The sun was now out in full force. Rays scorching our limbs, coupled with terrible humidity. No winds. It’s time to retreat and head home until the next water adventure.
Heading To Home Port
A Lot of Water and Sky to Explore
A Final Look at Our Home Port ‘til We Paddle Again
The End.
Chapter 5 - End of Estate Walking - Final Paddle Home
After our nice early morning warm-up paddle, coupled with a great investigative/sight seeing walk about the Manor, we meandered back to locate our secure boats. Took a quick dip into the cool, shaded brackish waters and then headed off to slowly explore even more of this hidden creek tucked securely away from the mighty Chesapeake Bay.
We paddled away from Hancock plantation on Hickory Point and took our time exploring every nook and cranny of the mirror-like images along Back Creek as well as Second and Sams Cove. Quiet. Peaceful. Calm. Then there was NOISE! We scared up a small flock of Canada geese that were inland having their breakfast. Chaos on the water!
The sun was now out in full force. Rays scorching our limbs, coupled with terrible humidity. No winds. It’s time to retreat and head home until the next water adventure.
Heading To Home Port
A Lot of Water and Sky to Explore
A Final Look at Our Home Port ‘til We Paddle Again
The End.
