It was a glassy and clear day at the pier so, we took advantage. The water was still cold but the sun and high stroke turnover kept us warm as we swam laps around the pier.
Morning Session.
They didn’t wait ’til the wind got on it.
They didn’t miss the morning’s green, glass sonnet.
This front meant business. Too windy and wet to capture it in photos the first day. Here’s a small slice from day two.
Finally! Winds backs off and the water shifted into my favorite shade of green. Go gals!
Daylight savings time started off wet and windy.
But the longer day also stretched out that white water and brought surf-able waves inside and out..
It was smaller after the wind backed off later in the day, but surf was still up.
Could have been a spring day with light winds, warm temps and plenty of blue sky. Perfect for a boat ride in the flats. Reds were plentiful but not biting today. Pelicans and egrets provided the best scenery.
Gorgeous, clear water and roosting white pelicans made this a day to document.
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