
Last weekend, my friend Jen and her family invited me to go to Tybee Island, off the coast of Georgia, with them. It was exactly what I needed after a really rough week at school. The weather was gorgeous and sitting by the beach so relaxing. We walked down to the lighthouse and visited the Crab Shack where I ate chicken because I'm weird like that!


Sunday, we took another walk where we found a real live sand dollar which was really cool. You aren't supposed to remove them from the beach so we put it back. I wanted to watch it dig itself back into the ground but everyone else thought it would take just a little too long so they buried it in the sand.
Jen & I on the beach at Tybee
I've always wondered what a live sand dollar looks like! Cool! What a beautiful lighthouse.
ReplyDeleteIt was very cool. I think all the people who have gone to the beach with me this year have thought I was a little bit off my rocker because I am just a tad bit fascinated by the beach creatures...I mean why not see how long it would take a sand dollar to cover himself up?? :)
ReplyDeleteI was on Tybee Island too from June 14-22. Did you climb up to the top of the lighthouse, I did and I though it was really scary. My heighbor was searching online to see celebrity homes and Sandra Bullet lives on there. I thought the Sugar Shack was the best. When I went we found tons of Sand Dollars in the ocean
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