For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: relax.
swing low
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: relax.
Angels can take peculiar form.
This is for my Ragtag Daily Prompt: angel.
These Strangels are spotted at the Kinetic Sculpture Race in 2015.
This is during the water trial, to make sure that they float. The sculptures have to be human powered and have to move on land, through mud and through water. The water temperature is between 50-55 degrees, which is cold.

We have angelic Kinetic Kops too. Sometimes the structures look so peculiar that people forget that they can weigh tons. You do not want to be run over by one.


Hooray for Strangels and all the other racers. I hope Kinetic can happen in 2022.
This is East Beach on Marrowstone Island. After the rains, sections of the sand cliff have come down, with trees in the process of dying and the grass still intact in some piles. There are some seriously large chunks of clay that you would not like to be under when it came down.

We can see where the tide is starting to break the pieces of clay up and wash out the rocks.

So is the land encroaching on the sea or the sea encroaching on the land?
For today’s Ragtag Daily Prompt.
Just relax in the sun.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: layabout.
The great blue herons have bones so light that they can stand on the floating kelp.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: meeting.
Too close!
Frightening!
Oh, it’s the zoom lens.
Not so close after all. It’s all perspective.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: trepidation.

Mother Nature is not too worried about clutter.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: clutter.
We are fishing and playing a little and then we hear something. I stick my head up. Dad does too, and my sisters. What is it? It is making noises! There, on the beach. Something roaring in two tones!
There are two. The smaller one is doing most of the roaring. It is weird. Two tones, a low growly one and a higher one that sings.
It is creepy, that smaller one. I think it sees us. It has a mechanical eye. Dad says, “Dive.” We talk under water. Maybe it is trying to steal our souls or lure us to death on the beach.
We do have to come up for air though. Now they both roar. Dad barks: “STOP” and what do the horrors do? They try to imitate him! Are they making fun of him?
Now the smaller one is just making high song noises. Sort of like a creepy bird. It keeps going back to the double growl, though.
Dad says, “Come on.” We dive and head the other way along the beach. The appartitions are picking up things from the beach. I am very glad they didn’t get us. This time.


For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: apparition.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: vessel.

I took the photographs recently, from North Beach, second one zoomed all the way.
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