I’m way behind in commenting, having lost a week or so, but I wanted to say that I enjoyed your photos and your comments. The children were charming — I wished the photograph had been able to get closer to them and still capture their spontaneious joy. That’s a challenge, though, that I never have succeeded in managing. And like D, I like the Google map, particularly as it is laid against the other image (which won’t come up properly this evening.

Thanks for sharing these.

Still isn’t exactly right, but Google “The Mouth Of Jay”. There’s a story behind the name.

Jay

My website is getting a new skin as soon as my son can get around to it. I will be happy to share pending this auspicious event.

One of the dunes may move perceptively from year to year. I am planning to monitor it over the next few years.

The winter storms bring about lots of other changes. For example, since the water line receded, the otter creek ‘tributary’ has been assuming a new shape every spring.

I too like lush green this year, all that fertility!

Would you please give me the link to your website?

BY the way, do the dunes move perceptibly from one year to the next?

Right now lush green sounds great.

There are fabulous shapes in the winter.I have some on negatives. Also, the light can be great.

A few years ago, I captured an image in mind of the frozen Glen Lakes. I was upset when the lush green spring erased the pastel colors from my mind.