It’s never too cold to take a day trip to the Delaware Bay. The scenery definitely has a chilly appeal, the salty marsh areas freeze in the cold temperatures.
The gathering of ice around the stems of the Phragmites was beautiful.
As we drove we saw a buzzard sunning himself with wings outstretched, I missed a photo of that amazing sight, but was able to get a close-up of his strange features. These birds make up for their lack of loveliness by their ability to soar on the wind. The buzzard is a scavenger, and does his job well.
We spotted this large nest of twigs in a tree on the way to East Point Lighthouse. It appears to be in good shape, it will be interesting to check on it again and see if it is revisited in the Spring.
MINDING MY P'S WITH Q 
Kathy,
As usual a whimsical post- you see things others do not see and hear things others do not or would not hear. Your husband must love you so much.
Susie
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Thanks Susie, sometimes we will say exactly what each other is thinking at the time. I guess that comes from being married nearly 40 years now…in October…it will be 40 years. There are days when I don’t even feel 40 years old yet. How did time go so fast?
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I would say you are about 16- sweet sixteen.
Susie
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Thanks Susie…maybe I am still that age in heart.
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Thank you for sharing your pictures with us. I have never been to that area so this was really neat.
Also love the Henry Blackaby quote
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Thanks so much. This is one of our favorite areas. We fish there very often in the warmer months. Today is was freezing cold, but still a fun place to visit.
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It looked very cold!
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Yes, we’re in a bit of a cold snap right now.
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