the salt air blowing off the Atlantic ocean is one of our most favorite things in the world. and the sound at night of the wind and roar of surf... nothing like the Atlantic beaches.
This is a classic beach view ... beautifully done, EGC ... I agree there is something invigorating about the fresh salty air of the ocean. I can almost smell it now ...
I agree with your feelings about the seaside. I once wanted to live along the Pacific Ocean. Now, I feel it is just better to visit once in awhile. The coast is a harsh environment.
Ah, I do love the beaches whether New England or the Pacific northwest!! The old fence is terrific and I bet it could tell some great stories!! Wonderful captures as always, EG, thanks for sharing the beauty -- as always!! Hope your week is going well!
I don't know why, but I always love these beach fences...there is just something about them that is so appealing. Maybe because they don't always go in a straight line. But I know that isn't all of it.
That is a part of the country I've not seen before - I've been to the coast in Connecticut and New Hampshire but not Massachusetts. Your photos are very enticing! It's a different kind of scene from what you'd find in Florida.
The houses call up visions of movies I've seen. I'm imagining the fences keeping their front yards from washing away. Very quaint, it looks like a great spot for a vacation.
You've really caught my idea of an Atlantic beach and a coastal mood in general. Wonderful shots. (I live within a mile of salt water and never tire of the scent and the mood of it.)
I love NH's coastline. We've been to Hampton Beach which is so beautiful and the homes and cottages are gorgeous. The dune fencing has a good purpose and I see that some grasses have been planted to keep the dunes in place too. Lovely coastal photos. I also like the ones of the old Quaker house.
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That fence looks like it has been there for a long time.
ReplyDeleteI can almost taste the salt. :-)
ReplyDeleteGood Morning, EG! I love the beach and salty air too. Awesome fence shots. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, it looks old but still functioning. It looks like they are trying hard to stabilize the beach.
ReplyDeleteI just love beach fences :))
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Oh yeahh, sea air.. -
ReplyDeleteThe fences are looking handmade.
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Amazing beach views!
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the salt air blowing off the Atlantic ocean is one of our most favorite things in the world. and the sound at night of the wind and roar of surf... nothing like the Atlantic beaches.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a wander along there... so beautiful and serene.
ReplyDeleteI too like wandering along the waters edge on a beach. The fence looks a bit wobbly.
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Looks great to me from any angle, look at those homes in the background.Who wouldn't want to live there? I know I would!
ReplyDeletesure is pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is a classic beach view ... beautifully done, EGC ... I agree there is something invigorating about the fresh salty air of the ocean. I can almost smell it now ...
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It looks like a fence in my area!:) Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteit sure is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI suppose only on the beach would you see fences like these. Just like the dunes, they look like they've been blown by the wind.
ReplyDeleteThe beach houses in New England are so different from the ones down south. Been a long time since I was on the coastline up there!
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I can almost smell the salt air in your photos. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your feelings about the seaside. I once wanted to live along the Pacific Ocean. Now, I feel it is just better to visit once in awhile. The coast is a harsh environment.
ReplyDeleteAh, I do love the beaches whether New England or the Pacific northwest!! The old fence is terrific and I bet it could tell some great stories!! Wonderful captures as always, EG, thanks for sharing the beauty -- as always!! Hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fences, lovely view, I so long for the beach like this as well!
ReplyDeleteI don't know why, but I always love these beach fences...there is just something about them that is so appealing. Maybe because they don't always go in a straight line. But I know that isn't all of it.
ReplyDeleteGives me an idea of what it would be like to have a cottage right on the beach. So peaceful and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI wanna go! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNear the top of my bucket list- oh I hope I can see New England one of these days. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteA curious fence and an unusual coastline, at least for us...
ReplyDeleteGreat fence photos.
ReplyDeleteLovely quiet beach but the fence is a bit wobbly
ReplyDeleteThat is a part of the country I've not seen before - I've been to the coast in Connecticut and New Hampshire but not Massachusetts. Your photos are very enticing! It's a different kind of scene from what you'd find in Florida.
ReplyDeleteThe fences look like they've been there a great long time.
ReplyDeleteAlways love a nice beach scene.
ReplyDeleteSo different from Lake Simcoe, EG!
ReplyDeleteHello from the other side!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThose graceful sand fences are one of the things I'll always remember about our trip up the East Coast. I'm so glad you got to the see the Ocean!!!
ReplyDeleteThe houses call up visions of movies I've seen. I'm imagining the fences keeping their front yards from washing away. Very quaint, it looks like a great spot for a vacation.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots! I grew up near the ocean and there is nothing like the smell of salt air and the sound of the waves crashing on the shore.
ReplyDeleteWonderful ocean views and fences. Looks like a great place to visit for sure.
ReplyDeleteNice looking beach.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery! Love the fencing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder to go to a beach, Tina.
ReplyDeleteThe fences are unique and lovely.
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Peace :)
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteNice fence photos! Yep, I love the ocean too.
ReplyDeleteYou've really caught my idea of an Atlantic beach and a coastal mood in general. Wonderful shots. (I live within a mile of salt water and never tire of the scent and the mood of it.)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images. That's a fence design I've never seen at the beach. Here, at least. I wonder if the fence works in some way to hold back the sand?
ReplyDeleteLooks worn out with wind. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteInteresting captures and view on the fences!
ReplyDeleteThat gorgeous sea air is why I love living by the coast EG :) love these dune fences.
ReplyDeleteThese photos just speak to my heart. Love the beach fence! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend. cm
Wonderful photos! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletemy kinda' fencing, it reminds me of home!!!! have a wonderful weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenes. It's been a long time since I saw the ocean.
ReplyDeleteI love beach fencing, it always makes for a good picture and with fog it's perfect...hope you enjoyed the trip...
ReplyDeleteI can practically smell the sea air in these pix!
ReplyDeleteBeach fences always intrigue me. This one looks like it has stood the test of time... for now anyway.
ReplyDeleteI love NH's coastline. We've been to Hampton Beach which is so beautiful and the homes and cottages are gorgeous. The dune fencing has a good purpose and I see that some grasses have been planted to keep the dunes in place too. Lovely coastal photos. I also like the ones of the old Quaker house.
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