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A welcoming bear
View from the beach chair, looking upward
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Charming yellow house
Cape May Lighthouse
Lighthouse stairs, looking upward
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Tom relaxes
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Close-up of gingerbread trim from Victorian house
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Taken from our spot on the beach
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Only you can prevent forest fires
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Hey - what's a camel doing on the Jersey shore?
9 comments:
Camels aren't indiginous?
I love Cape May. Thaddeus and I used to spend a week down there every year when we were first together, and we have some wonderful memories.
It is one of the few places I can go and be assured to gain some level of serenity. Thanks for the photo montage.
Thanks for the pics of Cape May. Yes, that's an egret - looks like the one in our lake here in Louisiana.
That camel was waiting for you to collect his down for some fabulous roving.
Beautiful pix- a nice moment of relaxation.
Great pictures; thanks for sharing.
What's with all the bears?
"Hey - what's a camel doing on the Jersey shore?"
he got washed ashore with all the toxic medical waste! that's why he's so small!
my favorite - the lighthouse steps.
thanks for sharing!
missed you last night!
There's my camel! I was looking everywhere for that thing! Great shots!
Ah, the world famous Cape May camel, I see. Thanks for the beautiful, and relaxing, photos!
Oh, I did enjoy this. And needless to say I have a natural affinity for the camel shot, being a camel jockey myself.
You have an Eye, but we all knew that already.
xoxo
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