Ice Dolphin, Seabrook Island scenes
We feel bad for you all in the north
who are dealing with sub-zero temperatures, but we have our own problems
too. A big one emerged today on Seabrook
Island. We got ice on our dolphins. That’s right, ice on our dolphins. How is any self-respecting sub-tropical
island going to be taken seriously with ice on its dolphins?
I spent the day at PJ’s on Seabrook Island,
photo of him soon enough. The golf
courses are really nervous with these low temperatures, so I have not been out
yet on Kiawah or Seabrook. I stopped by
Seabrook, and I could feel the nervousness in the head pro. I guess these places get a lot of money
invested in these plants, and when temperatures get down to 19 or 20 degrees a
lot of them are in danger. I imagine the
species are not as hardy as the northern cousins, but hopefully all pull
through it ok. But I have not had a
mosquito bite in days, so something good is coming out of it.
I shot some decent shots and twilight
looked like a bust, so I drove back and went inland with PJ for bit.
But there was a hidden hole in the clouds – the sky lit up twenty mins
after sunset. I guess ya cant get ‘em
all. But a decent day with the camera
anyway.
High tide at sunset this Saturday and full
moon high tide at sunrise a week from now, so hopefully I have some good spots
scouted out and the conditions are right.
Pj had been working on some green pea soup for a few days that came out
awesome for lunch and I was able to cook dinner. Great day.
All have a happy Wednesday
David
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