Ethel at Rehoboth Beach
There’s a boardwalk at Rehoboth Beach, DE. Ethel said that it reminded her of Atlantic City. The question of the day is "How many boardwalks are there in America? The world?" Opps! That’s two questions, isn’t it?
Bonaire Beach
Here we have an Okie Girl who is saying "Where’s the sand?"
Coral Beach, Anyone
Here we have a wandering Okie Boy who has found coral and is shouting "Look, I found some coral!" What a dipstick…
Beach Chairs at Barbados
Hundreds of Chairs. $5 each…
St Thomas Beach Wedding Couple
This is a photo I caught of a couple who decided to take a plunge at Sapphire Beach after taking the proverbial matrimonial plunge. It’s the first time in my life that I ever saw a newlywed couple swimming in wedding attire. What could be more fun than getting married at the beach and then going for a swim in your wedding attire? What a novel idea…
Aruba Beach
Arub a also had some really nice beaches. However, many of them were private. Most islands we visited decreed all beaches public. Most islands we visited were also poor.
Aruba Beach Rocks
On Aruba there seems to be a custom of piling up roks on a beach into little pyramid shapes. It has something to do with good luck and wishes coming true.
Me at Palm Beach – Dahab Pic 2
I liked Dahab. A lot. You could live there for about $10 a day. You couldn’t do a whole lot on $10, but you certainly wouldn’t go hungry and you certainly wouldn’t lack for a place to stay. And no, $10 doesn’t include lunch everyday at the Palm Beach.
