Beach Hut

Oh my, isn't this such fun. :) I adore these movies, esp the first one. So cute on the hut, and of course your composition is perfect! :)

I've left a comment on your Jay picture, thanks for the link! :D www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/44430838/in/album/385227

The Stellar's Jay is a common western US bird, and there are variations which show more or less black on the upper body. I love them, but boy I didn't use to...my parents had a summer cabin in a forest which was full of these birds...they'd literally land on the roof at 5am and start yelling at full volume back and forth to others nearby...we literally wished them to be dead because they wouldn't shut up and when they were yelling, you weren't sleeping! But now I'm grown and can appreciate how incredible they are. They still yell but not at 5am on our roof, tyvm! :D

One of the reasons I posted the Rolls inset was because you enjoyed the first picture so much. You and George (others too!) share my love for old cars, and though I'm not a hopeless junky about them, they do make my heart go pitter patter and if you want to steal my heart...let me at a 68 Corvette...https://www.google.com/search?q=68+corvette&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj5j7zt8MHiAhXHITQIHdrZDJ0Q_AUIDigB&biw=2043&bih=1030
They are just ohhhhhhhh soooooo mmmmmmmm....
You'll have to tell me what car gets that reaction out of you! :D

Funny, I didn't think to show a picture that shows the pop-out on our RV...it's so awesome...gives us SO MUCH MORE SPACE inside! We wouldn't accept anything less than one "slide"; some RVs have 2 or even 3! (maybe more, I don't know...) The extra space is a total game-changer and the difference between no slide and slide is enough that there is no compromise about it!

Been working all day to get the house back to normal and finally I'm able to sit down for a few! It's funny how much there is to do when you get home!

Ok, off I go, thanks for the fun beach shot! (BTW, there are NONE of this sort of thing on the west coast, so far as I know, or at least I've never seen one from Northern California to Canada...possible there are some around Los Angeles or in a resort beachy place...