Sandy Beach Girl

A nice easy early morning 6+ mile jog/run along a pleasant golf cart trail brought us beside this field of wild flowers. No dawling today. ...

We're thinking this turtle mom might have found a better place to lay her eggs than the middle of the road, literally. We'll check ...

A Mother's Day hello from the Marathonettes, S&S 

I spied a fleeting bunny beside the road on the way to S's this am. Then we see this one dart across our path as we are doing a easy w...

It was a scavenger day. We found a dead snake, a snapping turtle crossing a dirt road, a whole street of very cool 'new' old nags h...

We both felt about as quick as this turtle today. Four miles seemed like forty. We did do some hills with a pretty decent slope. We were a...

Here's my house complete with Donny's Hummer. It over looks the bay. S's house is around to the right. 

In our wanderings we found an awesome dead end street that overlooks Kitty Hawk Bay from a high enough bluff that high water should not be a...

It's a 15.5 mile day, half of which is through soft sand, by choice, mostly. On our way back at about mile 13 we are ready to be done. B...

S and I are training for the OBX Marathon. We decide to make a photo log of sights we run (haha) into. Last week we found a really cool du...

 

The whiz kid five year old. Preceeded by equally whizzy 2 year old Lydia. GeekNanny is in for a roller coaster ride! 

Until GeekNanny publishes photos of said babies here they are. 

 

Jess got off of work just in time to celebrate with Lewis. After a double shift at the Brewing Station she was mostly ready to collapse. Bu...

Hey Lewis, look it's another red couch. 

More alternate housing from Spider Villa, which may become the new name of our house. Firstly and actually still named is Bayside. But bo...

 

 

Lydia is a go-go hula girl