It was overcast and gray when Jello and I took our morning walk the other day at Long Beach, Washington. Looking back at the berm where we leave the Discovery Trail and enter the beach, a rugged cross marks the place.
Leaving the Discovery Trail, a metal salmon sculpture provides a handsome bike rack.
A few Sanderling, crow and gulls worked the shoreline this morning.
It was a very low tide which left wonderful designs in the sand. I especially liked how this Razor Clam shell influenced the water flow and sand formation as the tide receded.
When I come upon “found object art” like this, I’m pretty sure some creative spirit has engineered it!
On this morning, tracks were as close as I came to seeing the Black-tail Mule Deer that live on the peninsula.
Earlier in the week these dune grasses were filled with flocks of Cowbirds migrating through.
Western Asters (Aster ascendens) bloom all summer into fall, creating lovely visual highlights of lavender across the meadow.
Wishing everyone safe harbor, as we navigate uncharted waters.🐾
Lens Artists Challenge#117: A Photo Walk
Lindy Low LeCoq 