My mother loved finding the Coquina shells (they look like tiny angel wings) and they washed up in pairs on our shore. (We don't collect shells that are alive). One day as the tide was going out, we saw hundreds of them wiggling their way back into the sand after the water had washed over them. They would bury themselves back into the sand so quickly that we would stand there after each wave and match in amazement. How did they know to do this?
Another morning there was a cloud line to the east and I was able to watch as the sun came up. It was the most beautiful sunrise! I just waited in anticipation because each passing moment was more beautiful than the last. From Psalm 73... but as for me, it is good to be near God.
what a gorgeous sunrise! glad you had a good time!
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