Most of these pictures are from the marsh side of Pawleys Island. We usually spend a fair amount of time kayaking on that side, as well as in the ocean. My parents like to float with the current in the marsh, but that creeps me out ( dark water + concentrated area of various sea life= HECK NO!) . I usually float along inside the kayak and act as the "drink wench."
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| Some satisfied drink customers...look out for that shark |
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| Pretty little blue boat |
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| The view back towards Pawleys Island from the end of the Johnson's dock |
These adirondack chairs have a neat story. As you can see, they are sitting up in the dunes which is a big "no-no" along the SC coast. The dunes are an important part of beach ecology and there are signs everywhere warning of fines for playing in the dunes. These chairs are on the "Point" of Litchfield Beach, directly across a little waterway from Pawleys. Under the chairs are three or four large ziploc bags containing notebooks/journals, reading glasses, bug spray, sunscreen, pens, and various laminated newspaper articles. Someone placed these chairs here and left an empty journal with a first entry telling why this point was meaningful to him/her. Since then the chairs attract curious people and when they discover the meaning of the chairs they sit down and add their thoughts. I don't know how many years the journals have been here, but this is the first year that I've noticed them. This Point really is a peaceful place. The closest house is probably a quarter mile up the beach. When the tide is low there are sometimes huge tidal pools, great shelling potential, and an abundance of bird wildlife. Peaceful.
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| The required kayak and marsh picture. |
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| See ya next year, Pawleys. |
