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| I came outside as we were getting ready to go and saw these two on top of the car just doing their thing.... |
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| We headed down to our Carmel Beach and saw some fun in the sand! |
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| This was a beaver done by River Elementary students and parents |
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| We all loved this man playing the cello, so much work! |
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| This is Hawk Tower a part of Tor house, which was Robinson Jefffers home. This landmark is in Carmel. Jeffers said, "When the stagecoach topped the hill from Monterey and we looked down through pines and sea-fogs on Carmel Bay, it was evident that we had come without knowing it to our inevitable place." |
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| We when got back to our area, we were inspired! |
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| Truly Inspired! |
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| Dada's van/fire truck |
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| We totally got to work! Deveraux and I were inspired by another sand work of art of the Forest Theatre, so we wanted to make our own theatre in the sand.... |
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| Of course we won first prize, which dada kicked at our first place plaque! |
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| Deveraux's octopus |
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| Sunny, a little windy, loved hearing the waves.....the sea and sand never disappoint. |
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