A Quiet Relaxing Day

Nancy and I got up this morning and we went for a short walk down one of the paths. It was nice. I did what I had to do and we went back to the trailer. Nancy got my big box fan out to point at me to keep the bugs off (didn't see any, but if it makes her feel better) and I lay down to take a nap while Nancy read her Kindle.


Then she decided to play around with the bird aps on her iPhone. (She first learned about them on Molly's Mom's phone). Well, she listened to one particular bird who kept singing the same tune and Nancy found the bird sound. She began to play it and all of a sudden a little bird landed right on Nancy's hand by the iPhone. It startled Nancy and in turn Nancy startled the bird. Her battery was running low so she went back to her book.

Nancy always puts a bed down for me, but I like to be on the grass and in the sand.

This is our site. A lot of RVs came in, today, but we didn't lose any of our privacy.

When Michael, Susan, and Laura arrived they sat around and gabbed for a little while and then decided since Laura had never been to a Waffle House, we would go there. It was a bit warm so Nancy left the air conditioning on in the truck while I waited.


Then, Susan went into Charleston to do some shopping. She stopped at the grocery store and bought the yogurt and blue berries that she likes for breakfast and some potato chips for Nancy.


Nancy and Susan decided they would grab something from Chic Filet for dinner and go to Folly Beach. They had heard that storms the past couple of years had eroded the public beach. They weren't prepared, however, for what they saw. NO beach. Lot's of surfers that Nancy thinks may have come because of the tropical disturbance off shore.

Nancy was disappointed in the pictures, but her little camera can only do so much.

Trying to survive were some little flowers that were growing on the last little bit of sand near the sidewalk.

Folly Beach is a hopping place. We rode along the road closest to the beach and saw some really pretty (and some really ugly) beach houses. The light was getting bad and there were too many cars to stop, but Nancy did get a couple of shots in.

Lots of night life going on in this beach town.

We headed home and Nancy snuck in a couple of shots of the marshes while on the fly.

Since blogger was being cooperative she posted a picture taken last night from California Dreaming. Bridges are built on curves around here.

Nancy struggled to remember how to get the converter box to work with the TV, but finally did. Now, though, we're all ready to go to sleep. We may go over to Sullivan's Island, tomorrow. Nancy said she thinks it's going to be warmer. The sun hits the door side of the trailer in the morning, but it's shady in the afternoon. Fortunately, there are some trees on our site so we can move around away from the sun. My eyes are closing so I'll say good night!