clearlakemike's wunderblog 

The remnants of a World War II look out bunker that was once perched up on the cliff. Over the years erosion undermined it and it slowy slid down to the beach where it sits today, covered and uncovered by the shifting sand and tides, washed over by countless waves.

Golden sea oats, beautiful sand and sea on a warm sunny day on the Hatteras National Seashore along the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

School Canyon Fire

Sun reflecting off cruise ship coming into port on a sunny Aruban day.

Spent a week on Grand Cayman, where the waters have that spectacular Caribbean blue. This shot is of the waters near Rum Point, where I did the touristy thing and petted tame sting rays at Stingray City. The snorkling and windsurfing were awesome all week. We stayed on the east end at Morritt's, and it was ideal for diving and windsurfing adventures.

The first (and I do mean first) Blennosperma of the season peeked its head out as if to see if the coast was clear before letting all the other flowers know it was OK to come out ;) (It's the earliest I've ever seen this species show up!)

.....sometimes when I hike this area, I am reminded of God's love for us in giving us this amazingly beautiful planet..... and am thankful and pleased to share views from my part of it, with all my WU friends :)

... with cormorants flying in for the night..

At Ten Mile this morning