One really cool thing was when we were at Fingal Bay, the waves were about 8 feet high and people (Sam, Jake and Dan included) were standing out and being lifted up by the waves before they crashed on the shallower beach. It was like a great carnival ride. Jack and I were standing a little closer to shore and would get pushed back by the force of the foamy crashing waves. When the waves would move back out to sea, Jack would call it "flushing the toilet" because of the water getting sucked back out. Anyhow, someone called out "dolphins" and there was a dolphin silhouette actually surfing the wave that all the people were in! It was so cool! I raced to get my camera and got a little footage but it was after they moved back out a bit more. It was so amazing that we were able to encounter them in the "wild" like that - right at the beach!AWESOME! Here's a clip of that below and a Smilebox of some beach photos. T.
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Wow, I am jealous! The beaches look fantastic and the waves so exciting! It is a good thing the O'Mahoneys have a pool as I'm sure there will be many warm days. YOu will all really appreciate being able to cool off!
ReplyDeleteInto week 2 now at school - as always, feels like we were never gone! We are doing our January check up for school goal. I will cross my fingers that the kids do better. We have changed our groupings so the 3's and 4's will now meet togethere which we all agree will work much better.
It is rather nice out right now, thank goodness for Emily. I am hoping the mild weather continues so she can enjoy a Canadian winter.
Tim and I are great. Just our usual, work on the house, spend time together and with family and friends. Play with the dogs.
Will talk to you again soon. Leanne