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- Barrier Island Girl
- Pensacola Beach, Florida, United States
- My name is D.J. A few years ago I moved to one of the most beautiful places in the world--Pensacola Beach, Florida. I love exploring the beach, documenting its changes with my photos, volunteering to help our sea turtles, attending concerts on the beach in the summer, and participating in many of the events we have throughout the year. I also enjoy sharing my photographs with you so that you can appreciate the beauty of our very special island.
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- At dawn
- Another blue heron
- More fish!
- More swimming lessons
- A trashy topic
- Tracking turtles - Another False Crawl
- Osprey
- No other life but this
- Driftwood
- Hazy days
- Dinner!
- Swimming Lessons
- Fishing for breakfast
- Pensacola Pass
- Sunrise Silhouette
- Sunrise over Bob Sikes Bridge
- Dance with me
- Evenings in Old Seville Square
- Capt. J.R.
- Bands on the Beach
- Ospreys at Ft. Pickens
- Evening breeze
- Courtship
- Taking flight
- Carolina Sea Turtles site
- Evenings in Old Seville Square
- Tracking turtles - A nest is found
- Bands on the Beach
- Hasta luego, Elcano
- Tracking turtles - False Crawls
- Pensacola Beach Sand Sculpture Contest
- Shore birds galore
- Sunrise in the park
- DeLuna Landing Ceremony
- Juan Sebastian de Elcano
- Quietwater Beach
- Did I mention...
- Juan Sebastian de Elcano Tall Ship
- Shorebirds
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Links
- Krewe of Wrecks
- The Blue Angels
- Gulf Breeze News
- Celebrate Pensacola!
- Independent News
- Island Times
- Joe Patti's Seafood
- Laugh Therapy
- Michael Smith Photography
- Naval Aviation Museum
- Pensacola Beach Mardi Gras
- Pensacola Beach Advocates
- Pensacola Beach Elementary School
- Pensacola Historical Society
- PensacolaBeach.me
- Pensacola News Journal
- Pier cam
- Santa Rosa Island Authority
- Suzy Toronto
- Visit Pensacola
- Visit Pensacola Beach
- WEAR-TV
Blogs I read
Photography links & SmugMug sites
Island Restaurants
Local webcams
Current Weather
5 comments:
How is it that something so gnarled and twisted can be so beautiful?
added to Stephanie's comment.... and float and where did it come from?
I know! Amazing, isn't it? I don't know why I didn't pick this piece up and bring it home with me. I think I'll get it on my next run on Sunday if it's still there.
DJ
Hi DJ, That driftwood looks like a lost relative of Sammy the Seal!
Scottie and The Dougal
Hmmmm...yes, I can see a slight resemblance. Maybe a third cousin. ;-)
DJ
Give the Dougal a hug for me.
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