In mid-December I was out for a walk at the Safety Harbor waterfront. The sun was trying to come out but it never did fully appear. My first stop is always the remains of what’s left of the fishing pier. I miss walking out on the pier and seeing the manatees but they are going to rebuild so one day…
The birds love having the pier to themselves.
Later in my walk I could see a dolphin far out in the water (top left corner of the water).
The sun was still trying to break through.
Sites on Main Street include the 300+ year old Baranoff tree (bottom picture), named after the original owner of the Safety Harbor Spa Hotel. Everyone was glad the tree survived the 2 hurricanes.
A few days later I went out for a foggy walk on the Dunedin causeway. The tide was low and you could see the different colors of the seaweed that was left on the sand.
The sun was trying to break through here as well.
These are beautiful photos! I love a foggy morning on the water.
Beautiful skies.
Pretty skies. Even the remains of the pier are photogenic!
Lovely captures!
I love your beach walks.
Beautiful shots.
Your photos show tranquility. Like it a lot.
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Fog adds mystery to these gorgeous images you captured.
Beautiful!
Gorgeous photos! I actually think clouds and fog make more interesting photos than sunny days. Visiting from Gma’s Photo.
My favorite image (all are beautiful) is the second one at top. Love the leading line, sun and framing! Thank you for sharing.
Take care and best wishes.
Debra | Gma’sPhoto
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Amazing, and thank you for sporting our ES #WW logo and for participating and sharing your post at ES #WW #67, see you again Wednesday at #68
Hopefully they rebuild the pier soon – it looks like it was lovely.
Fog isn’t my favorite weather, but you make it beautiful. The hurricane-damaged pier makes a very nice perch for the birds, but I do hope the repairs happen soon.
Sallie (fellow Floridian for a while now)