The evening was perfect...a few clouds, a light northwesterly breeze, and a brilliant sunset...just the kind of scene her father would have appreciated.
Farewell, Dick. I know how much Lou Ann misses you.
(Click on Lou Ann's photo to view a larger image.)
Our latest Ocracoke Newsletter is a history of the early twentieth century Doxsee Clam Factory in Ocracoke village. You can read it here: http://www.villagecraftsmen.com/news112110.htm
I am so glad to find you back tending to your blog this morning. I feel my life is getting back to normal order and daily routine again after the busy Christmas and New Year's holidays.
ReplyDeleteThe sunset photo on South Point is lovely. What a touching way to pay tribute to a father. Tell Lou Ann I find myself doing the same thing...paying tributes to my late loved ones. It's difficult, touching and yet soothing, all at the same moment.
I have found when I need an extra beautiful sunrise or sunset, God sends me one on those days when I need it the most.
I hope Lou Ann always finds solace and peace with her sunsets.
Blessings to you and yours in 2011,
From a NC mainlander who cares
Beautiful! I will keep it as my screensaver. I collect sunrises & sunsets. The loveliest ones I have are of Ocracoke .
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