Today started off cloudy and overcast, perfect weather for a walk along the beach. Niece No. 3 and I walked north on the beach all the way to where a fence keeps Corolla's wild horses safely in the northernmost 11 miles of the Outer Banks. When we made it back to Corolla Light's Oceanfront Complex, we stopped for refreshments--frozen daiquiris and french fries--and a book release. We left Dean Koontz's "The Door to December" on a bench by the practice putting green, but when we returned a few hours later to use the swimming pools, the book was still there. At Niece No. 3's insistence, I relocated it to the railing of the pergola at the main entrance to the clubhouse.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Wild Release #318
Today started off cloudy and overcast, perfect weather for a walk along the beach. Niece No. 3 and I walked north on the beach all the way to where a fence keeps Corolla's wild horses safely in the northernmost 11 miles of the Outer Banks. When we made it back to Corolla Light's Oceanfront Complex, we stopped for refreshments--frozen daiquiris and french fries--and a book release. We left Dean Koontz's "The Door to December" on a bench by the practice putting green, but when we returned a few hours later to use the swimming pools, the book was still there. At Niece No. 3's insistence, I relocated it to the railing of the pergola at the main entrance to the clubhouse.
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