Hisashiburi desu ne?

It has been some time since I last posted to my blog. "Why has it been so long you may ask?" "Why not" is the answer. Okay, so that was lame but I do have my reasons. The main reason is that we needed to make a trip to Georgia for personal matters and to work on painting our house in Brunswick that we are trying to sell. Having established that we had great reasons for not working on the house here, lets now do a recap of the trip to Brunswick, Georgia.

We got up early one morning to go to St. Simons Island to watch the sunrise from the beach. We missed the sunrise, but it was still a lot of fun to be back on the beach. Our house is approximately 20 minutes from the beach.

This picture is of the marshes taken from our car as we drove over the Sidney Lanier Bridge in Brunswick. Love those marshes. It's great fun to kayak down the marshes too.

And how about driving down lanes covered with live oak trees? What a great experience.

St. Simons Island has a pier that is used by the locals and others for fishing and crabbing.

A view of the Sidney Lanier bridge from the beach on St. Simons Island. The cool thing about the bridge is that we no longer had to wait for the old drawbridge when ships were passing through, now they can go under the Sidney Lanier without stopping vehicle traffic.

Now on to the beach. The building in the background is the King and Prince Resort. I have never stayed there, but I have eaten there and it was a great place to eat while enjoying a breathtaking view of the ocean.

And as for that ocean, well, here is a little taste of it. (Or should I say, a visual and audio sample since you can't really taste the salt water on a blog.) (PS-it was windy that day so it's hard to hear the ocean because of the wind.) (PSS-the building is the King and Prince Resort.)

(PSSS-If you want to see the house then go to my link: Stately Home in Somersby Pointe.)