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  1. Esther Loveridge

    In my mind, I have felt the ocean breeze mess with my hair, putting it in a style than only spells fun and abandonment. Thank you for your blog today.

    • Melodye Shore

      Ah, that sounds wonderful! The ocean is the perfect playground, isn’t it? So much beauty, hours and hours of carefree entertainment…

    • Melodye Shore

      I’m so glad you joined me in the tide pools! Did you pack a picnic lunch? 🙂

  2. Hello, dear Melody,
    your photos makes me wanna go to the sea, even when it is ‘only’ the Northern Sea 😉 The flora and fauna of your place is just very exciting for me! Thank you for your gifts from the ocean.

    Ariane.

    • Melodye Shore

      I can’t imagine I’d find myself among better company, anywhere else in the whole wide world!!

  3. Oh my gosh! I’m in love with your jewel box beach, and I love that peek-a-boo crab! We don’t have such a colourful display up here in the North. Those photos are amazingly beautiful Melodye, and, when I come to visit, I hope you will point me to that beach. (I may never leave…lol)

    • Melodye Shore

      I’ll not only point you in that direction, I’ll take you there myself! Wouldn’t (Won’t) that be fun!?!

    • Melodye Shore

      Laguna Beach is incredible…I think it’s among the most beautiful beaches in the world. So glad you stopped by, Joke! I loved visiting your Ocean-inspired blog, too.

  4. Pretty! I’ve never seen those beautiful treasures wash up when I walk around. It almost feels like it isn’t the height of the tourist season over there.

    • Melodye Shore

      I think it helps that there are strict rules against removing the ocean’s treasures from our local beaches. Not everyone respects the ocean as they should, but we’re a long ways from the days in which elementary school teachers allowed their students to rip starfish from the rocks and ferry them home from field trips.

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