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2nd car tour

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I made it out of the house for the 2nd daytime car tour. Lunch outside in Nags Head where Amber fed a corvid. A stop at an oceanside beach with great wave splashes, birds, and I gathered sand for a friend. Third stop at a wee crescent beach at Oregon Inlet. Back home for shared dinner courtesy of the hubster and visiting into the late evening.

The difference in my energy level, ability to breathe thanks abroxen, and hair blowing off my head in the Wind is quite profound compared to the last time we were down here. I’m glad to be here nevertheless and see the sunshine, listen to bird calls, plus watch and hear the ocean. I fall asleep at the drop of a hat and I’m exhausted from yesterday, yet I am so pleased we made this impromptu trip!

The photo above is where we ate lunch on the causeway. More photos:

Our grackle buddy, more Amber’s buddy than mine, lol. He never spread his tail to be sure that he was a boat tail grackle, but his tail feathers grouped together looked like he was. Photo is a black grackle on a picnic table with a brown purse at the front and water in the background.
Amber feeding birb friend
These 4 photos are at a beach at Nags Head, with splashing ocean waves, birds, and blue skies
Crescent shaped beach, wee waves, rock wall of protection for this tiny spit of beach. Oregon Inlet is the most dangerous to navigate on the east coast moving between ocean and sound. This beach belies that.
Basnight bridge (that I purposely and incorrectly call the Hatteras bridge) above and the remains of the old Bonner bridge they closed off as a fishing pier.
Beach shot with me in it. I intended to get a photo of Amber looking beautiful in her red sweatshirt, but we know what the road to hell is paved with…
A decommissioned life saving station. I love this building. You can easily spot it coming over the Bonner, Hatteras, Basnight bridge.

Big rocks, tiny dune, on the way back to the car. What a great ass I have! 😂

It was very cold, but sunny, and I am so glad we traveled a little north, then worked our way back. We tuckered ourselves out.

Health update next week.