Marvelous Mavillette

As Ginny has noted below, one of our stops today was at Mavillette Beach. In addition to the broad expanse of flat, wet sand (as opposed to dry, undulating, hard-to-walk-through sand), there were rocks near the high tide line, and marvelous grass-covered dunes, beyond which (further inland) was a marsh with various birds and wildflowers--irises, wild roses, ox-eyed daisies, etc., though none of the lupine that we have seen almost everywhere else--including at the Yarmouth Light on Cape Forchu. I was particularly delighted by the rocks at Mavillette Beach, one of which looked like a whale. Now if I had only found a moose rock...