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EBB TIDE
The Righteous Brothers
First the tide rushes in
Plants a kiss on the shore
Then rolls out to sea
And the sea is very still once more....
6:15 A.M. To not confuse others, there are 2 islands on the Texas coast with the name Padre Island....so I added a small map to show you where this photo is taken... On north Padre Island, Texas [this is a different island than SOUTH PADRE...it's just south east of Corpus...NOT the Brownsville Texas Island!!!] View the map, you can see TWO islands...south and north Padre. This photo above, is the NORTH island = about 20 miles from home...White Cap BeachPOSTED: Wednesday, February 17th, 2010
12:30 A.M.
Awesome.
ReplyDeleteCosby takes me back to my college days. He and George Carlin. :)
ReplyDeleteYour talent for sketching is awesome!!
BTW: My birdfeeder looks so clean because we have had so much ice and snow that it gets washed on a regular basis. :)
lovely.
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC!!! I love this. Have a great Wednesday :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful! oceans are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful one Anni.
ReplyDeleteAnd great song!
HI Anni
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice composition, I love the perspective.
For You 20 miles, for me... very distant :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great Wednesday!
Mmmmmm I loved the tall, dark Righteous Brother. Oh hey, and your picture is great too! I used to think I wanted to live on South Padre Island (although I never saw it), but chose Florida instead (also sight unseen). Is it beautful?
ReplyDeleteNice shot! And the Righteous Brothers are always good!
ReplyDeleteB:) This photo is where I live...not SOUTH Padre Island. This is another island about 200 miles from South Padre. It's just plain Padre Island [or North Padre Island] --Texas has about 600 miles of shore line on the Gulf. Now, SOUTH Padre Island is on the border of Old Mexico. And a lot more conjested with population as compared to "our" island. LOL
ReplyDeleteThat looks interesting Anni. Thank you for coming by...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Anni !!
ReplyDeleteLike your photo´s of the TEXAS LONGHORN.
Greetings from a cold Sweden.
Bertil, Photographer in Jamtland
Waves rolling in to shore are quite mesmerising and calming for the spirit! Lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW! Don't you just love WW? What a neat idea to find some great new blog.
ReplyDeleteI host a linky for WW. You are welcome to link up if you would like. http://thefrugalkennedys.blogspot.com/search/label/Wordless%20Wednesday
thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it. wow, i love your photograph, white cap beach? 20 miles away from home..
ReplyDeletePretty!! Padre Island - it's been a long time since I've been there...24 or so?!? Now, we live by the ocean in Georgia - I love being by the water!! :) SIlke
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem!
ReplyDeleteExcellent photo and perfect for all of your Wednesday meme's.
ReplyDeleteLove the ocean... Your button collection is a great idea and I like the quote by James Dunn (how true)
ReplyDeleteCool shot! I embiggened it, and could see the texture in the wooden posts that had been cut off. They likely have a proper name, but I don't know it! And the foam on the water is wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely composition.
ReplyDeleteWonderful description for this lovely shot!! Love it so much!
ReplyDeleteP/S : I love the header. It's gorgeous!!
Lots of wonderful texture in this shot. Lovely capture of the waves too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to let your readers know exactly where you are! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today:) Great to see you!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Anni and thanks for sharing the map and info.
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
ReplyDeleteNice view & song. You have a really cool template - Very beachy! I like it!
ReplyDeleteI would love to live close to the beach. Love the composition of your pic! I do get to enjoy the great lakes though!
ReplyDeleteGood shot, I like the composition in this.
ReplyDeleteLove the image. Thanks for the clarification. Is this where the wild horses run on the beach?
ReplyDeletealoha,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a wonderful morning to be outside to take a walk and also take some beautiful pictures like the one you've taken...thanks for taking us there and i loved that you included a map too!
I like that...Happy Outdoor Wednesday
ReplyDeleteGreat pic. Great song. Great lyric.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day/
Ulla Sweden
Beautiful song to go with your beautiful photo, Anni! Back in 1986 and 1989 I was lucky enough to travel to Vancouver, BC where my two older brothers live and got to watch the tide go in and out...oh how I loved it. Having been going through all my pictures this past week, I came across the ones taken on the ocean shore with the tide out. Memories:-) xoxo
ReplyDeleteNice image and poem ... thanks for visiting my photoblog!
ReplyDeleteIrene, Norway
That's beautiful... thanks for the map and the info. I love maps. Love your new header too!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and thanks for showing the map too. The Texas coastline has somegreat birdie areas.
ReplyDeleteSimple and electrifying, all at once. The tide rolls in with possibilities and sweeps out, carrying questions with the sand.
ReplyDeleteFor a bit of sheer magic, stop on over for today’s WW.
Great capture of the tide and lovely poem to describe it.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day, Anni!
I love, love, love the new blog graphics, Annie. I can almost hear the shorebirds, which, considering that I am in the still snow-covered panhandle of Texas, is downright amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much.
One of my all time favorite songs - we were engaged on roller skates while the "couples skate" was going on - lowered lights, Ebb Tide playing. Ah, yes.
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Nice overlooking shot, Anni!
ReplyDeletethe tide kissing the shore... how poetic.
ReplyDeleteNice place, I missed our beach in the Phil.
ReplyDeleteI love gazing this photo, beach is indeed a cool place to stay for a while and relax.
ReplyDeleteHowdy there Texas Lady -- here we are in San Antonio having a great visit with our son, dil and 11-year old grandson. Just a few days to stop as we are on our way to our Ft Myers spot. Wishing we had time to visit NORTH Padre Island (we've stayed in Fulton and Port Aransas several times) and we loved it there so much. It shore is cold here for TX though!
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