VBS is over so I'm finally taking some time to post our beach pics.
As you were walking down the boardwalk, you would get beautiful glimpses of the ocean past the natural dunes.
The very first morning, Mollie got knocked down by a wave and cried for the rest of the morning. I didn't have blankie with us and she was unconsolable. This picture was taken on the afternoon of the second day. She finally vetured back out into the water after we sat for a long time digging in the dirt near the edge.
One downside to the natural beach is the seaweed. You don't realize how much work is done on the public beaches keeping them clean.
We took Blankie to the beach every trip after the first morning. Blankie was VERY dirty after our trip and Fran washed it on Saturday. Mollie is also very dirty in this picture. She had rubbed black dirt on her face at the tent site.
On the very last day, we took Mollie back out in the water.
The beach was about a mile from the camp sites. To get there you could walk, ride a bike, or ride the trolley (which runs hourly). We rode the trolley. Crazily, the first morning on the trolley someone calls out "John Elder." We were shocked. A family from our church in Tupelo was camping there too.
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