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About a kilometre south of our little apartment, across Beacon Hill Park, is the Pacific Ocean. The "beach" is all rocks and logs, and the water is too cold for swimming, but it's a refreshing experience.
And no, the blue toenails are not mine - that's my wife, Mary Lou.

Thanks for the clarification on you're wife's toenail polish,as I would have been concerned that perhaps she was suffering from hypothermia. :o

I admire the folks who take the road far less traveled,by using blue toenail polish. (http://planetsmilies.net/alien-smiley-7441.gif) (http://planetsmilies.net)


-Thom

Wow...this is a really lifeless thread. ??? I found this rocky beach interesting...enough so to evoke some sort of discussion about it.



-Thom

Dunno about anyone else... I enjoyed the pix, but couldn't really think of anything to say ::)

Same here. 

Now if Oren had left out the part about those being his wife's blue toenails there would have been a ton of activity here  ;D ;D ;D ;D

The Pacific Northwest is an odd place, in that there is little "tourist attraction" value to it. Rocks and trees, and cold ocean - and in most areas, a lot of rain. Not much in the way of "wow factor".
Just a funky place to live quietly, make music, and enjoy the fresh air... :)

Comme en Bretagne  :D :D :D

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