Friday, October 7, 2011

Random Shots from Haven



I've officially reached the bottom of the photo barrel. 




All I can find is this tree stump

and a ton of a few oyster shells.




These were taken at Haven Beach a while back.




Hopefully I'll take more pictures this weekend, although most of them will probably be of my son in all the Homecoming festivities.

Whatever you're doing, have a great weekend.

p.s. For anyone wondering about the importance of lawn mowers in Mathews County, and surely all both of you are, I ask you to click here for Chesapeake Bay Mother's account of not just the difference between two lawn mowers, but the differences between them otherwise known as the Hatfield-McCoy feud.


7 comments:

  1. I loved your mom's story about the feuding lawnmowers, and the feuding cat-siblings.
    I also love pictures of tree stumps. I'm funny that way.
    Have a wonderful weekend.

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  2. Why does that tree stump look like a well worn mermaid, dragging what is left of her tail across the sand ?
    Good Homecoming weekend
    WV -"inglume" and I certainly have been in it...
    LLC

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  3. Enjoy the Homecoming festivities and take lots of pictures!
    Hope you have a wonderful and relaxing weekend-

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  4. I read your title as "Random Shot of Heaven" (I often add or subtract letters in words as I read them) My title works too as I find time spent on a beach is most definitely heaven. I hope you have a relaxing weekend... I'm planning on having one myself with as little teenage drama and breakdowns as possible.

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  5. That tree stump reminds me of seal ..

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  6. Clever observation, it does look like a seal!

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  7. I feel like I know that tree stump. Going to check out mama now.

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