Saturday, July 9, 2011

Little Tybee Island

We took a kayaking trip out to Little Tybee this morning, and Mathieu was a great passenger. He kept me busy answering a string of "what" and "why" questions. "What do egrets like to eat? What do dolphins like to eat? Why are those oysters over there? Where does the dolphin live? Why are there so many kayaks? Where does Little Tybee live?" I received a reprieve from all the questioning when we saw a pod of dolphins splashing in the water.

Little Tybee Island is an undeveloped barrier island just south of Tybee, and it's beach, especially at low tide, is EXPANSIVE, but you can still see all the beautiful trees in the background. What a pleasant morning we had!

Painting body in marsh mud


Painting Daddy in marsh mud

Dancing
Drawing in sand (censored due to graphic content)
Playing in water

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