The Holes in the Rocks Gang


Photo Credit - my daughter Amanda (My camera)
Jammin', Buttercup,Grandpa, Curlymop

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Comments

catsynth said…
Cool, where was that taken?
I have been on many a rocky beach, and they do often sport holes, sometimes from the water or the wind, or from the critters that bury themselves in the rock.
10:21 PM, April 07, 2009
stephanie said…
Vibrant & delightful :D
10:24 PM, April 07, 2009
Kim said…
What a great pic. I love the background contrasted with the family.
10:29 PM, April 07, 2009
A.M.I.N.A said…
Looks like they're having a good time!Happy WW!
4:17 AM, April 08, 2009
Krista said…
I love photos like this! They make my heart all fuzzy :) Thanks for sharing.
6:28 AM, April 08, 2009
karisma said…
Cool! I totally recognized Jammin's jacket! LOL!
7:06 AM, April 08, 2009
Unknown said…
They look like they are looking at something interesting. :) I bet there was a cold wind blowing too!
12:35 PM, April 08, 2009
Karmyn R said…
I am just glad Grandpa had a firm grip on both those girls!!! I didn't want to see either of them fall into that freezing water.
12:48 PM, April 08, 2009
Stephanie said…
Beautiful photo! Did they find anything interesting in those holes? :)

We didn't see much wildlife (beyond a few lizards), but we had a great time "camping in" this weekend! Hope you can take a look!
1:29 PM, April 08, 2009
Pat@Back Porch Musings said…
Neat picture!

I love the photo of Auntie Fern. What a great lady!!
4:45 PM, April 08, 2009
Ms. Kathleen said…
Excellent picture! It looks like a perfect Shields or Cabela's coat advertisement. Love the colors! What a keeper!
4:54 PM, April 08, 2009
Alison said…
wonderful photo..I love it.
6:54 PM, April 08, 2009
Kila said…
Great photo. How nice of them to make sure Grandpa doesn't fall. ;)
4:28 PM, April 09, 2009
jjettied said…
beautiful photo!! yes did they find anything?
6:22 PM, April 09, 2009
Desert Songbird said…
Grandparents are the best!
10:53 PM, April 09, 2009
MaineBirder said…
Beautiful photo! I echo the above, Grandparents are awesome!

Thanks for visiting My Skywatch.
5:36 AM, April 10, 2009
kitten said…
What a great memory!
6:07 AM, April 10, 2009
Jodi said…
What a great photo...

A Happy Easter to you... and yours!!!
7:49 AM, April 10, 2009
Amanda said…
Grandpa certainly had his hands full! But he did great. Those kids adore him.
9:45 AM, April 10, 2009
Peter said…
As promised Pamela, your great skill at commenting was discussed with WT.
6:10 PM, April 10, 2009
MarmiteToasty said…
Smashing photo.... I LOVE rockpooling.... it lookes like a great place..

x
12:00 AM, April 11, 2009
Mojo said…
Proving once again my assertion that any day is a good day for the beach! Love it.
6:45 AM, April 11, 2009
beth said…
I miss being by water and exploring...
12:26 PM, April 11, 2009
dawn said…
We are heading to the coast in 9 days. I am more excited now, looking at your photo.
9:28 PM, April 11, 2009
Wendster said…
excellent photo! Is that in Washington?
12:35 AM, April 19, 2009
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