Shalar again, not Kristina procrastinating the freelance project. I've spent about half of each of the last three days at the beach one and a half blocks from our our Martha's Vineyard Home Away from Home. 
It was provided to us by Lyn, our wonderful friend and member of the family who owns this old, charming 7 bedroom worth about a kabillion dollars by now house.
There are many things I have enjoyed about this beach:
1) It is full of shells.
2) It has a long and wide sandbar that allows you to wade out into the ocean quite a little ways (30-40 feet, maybe).
3) It never feels crowded.
4) They have Fudgesicles at the snack bar.
5) I may have mentioned this before, but it bears repeating: it is a block and half from the house.
I'll share a couple photos - first, the view from my perspective, and Kristina seeking out interesting shells.
Back to New York tomorrow - this time Shea Stadium, Home of the Mets.
It was provided to us by Lyn, our wonderful friend and member of the family who owns this old, charming 7 bedroom worth about a kabillion dollars by now house.There are many things I have enjoyed about this beach:
1) It is full of shells.
2) It has a long and wide sandbar that allows you to wade out into the ocean quite a little ways (30-40 feet, maybe).
3) It never feels crowded.
4) They have Fudgesicles at the snack bar.
5) I may have mentioned this before, but it bears repeating: it is a block and half from the house.
I'll share a couple photos - first, the view from my perspective, and Kristina seeking out interesting shells.
Back to New York tomorrow - this time Shea Stadium, Home of the Mets.
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