We love
Shipwreck beach. It’s a bit further of a drive than the local beaches and we
don’t get to go as often as we’d like. Today we went. This may well be our last
trip to Mutsu Bay. Arielle and Nolan are off with Club Beyond exploring new areas of Japan.
We actually drove further down the road from the
“Shipwrecks,” walked over a train trestle; along a sea wall….Michael described
his trip to this area here.
We
stopped at the Lawsons in Noheji – right at the swim beach – and picked up some
food on a stick for the kids. We climbed over the train trestle and enjoyed our
lunch sitting on the sea wall before we set out to explore.
My
favorite quotes from the day come from this little one. “I am SEVEN years old
and I’ve never found a glass float!”
“I am
looking and looking for a glass float and all I find is another TIRE!” I think
you may need to have been a beach comber in Northern Japan to get the humor of
this statement.
We noted
Zander loved wandering off alone, free to think, imagine and enjoy without any
outside noise. ::grin::
She
found a float…unfortunately….
Close –
a perfect net – which means the float WAS in there.
Michael showed us the fishing hut he had found on an earlier trip.
Do you spot Yuuki?
I almost brought this new pair of running shoes home for Arielle.
Yuuki
also loved wandering the beach alone. She was happy to see us and RAN full tilt
to each of us as she came upon us.
We opted
to stop at Sand Dollar Beach on the way home. We explored more thoroughly
than we had before. This involved much climbing up and down of sea walls.
You can't really tell this board stretches over the top of two jetties....
I attempted a family photo at the end of the sea break....
UM - this way PlEasE!
Our
diligent search for floats continued until we saw this sign. It was fairly clear to us – though the
Japanese fisherman seemed to think it wouldn’t apply to him as he wandered up
the shore to fish. I wanted to get close enough to say “Dame, Dame”.
Choosing Joy!
©2013 D.R.G.
~Coram Deo~
Living all of life before the face of God...
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