About Ellenhttps://happywonderer.com/I am a wife, mother, baba (grandmother) and a loyal friend. Jesus is my King and my hope is in my future with Him.
WOW – Ellen, that is a HUGE starfish!! Thank you so much for showing me (the landlocker) these wonderful sea creatures God has created!!!
I’d better run – we have company tonight, and I haven’t really cleaned my house for weeks because of the quilt deadlines. But I wanted to check out your blog this morning before I do ANYTHING else! 🙂
Those are pretty, I hope you didn’t get bitten. We have things looking sort of like those that bite around our beaches (Galveston).
Happy WW! Thanks for asking about the Subaru cars and why I liked these. I left this comment after you left:
“Have to confess why I like these cars.
I like odd cars, especially tiny pickups. There were only 70 of these brought in to the U.S. These types of little pickups are running around all over the Mediterranian area. They are a regular work horse. Then too the roads over there aren’t up to the speeds we drive around here so they fit in better with the traffic.
We found the other one outside our window while eating at Burger King. These girls and their dog had just left the drive through and were getting the food ready. The dog had a hamburger, that is why I like this one, I like clever dogs in action.
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The red pickup was in a neighbors private museum along with over 200 of his favorites. I also like the Subaru Baja but I haven’t run across one of those lately.
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Poor things! They probably can’t breathe. They are beautiful tho. Isn’t it amazing how the Lord has created so many intricate animals that are veiled to our eyes? How lucky you are to be so close to the sea.
Those a really great shots of starfish. All I managed to find last weekend at the beach was a tiny little crab, and he was too fast for me to catch a picture of him!
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
I saw a crab! Great shots there!
that’s a huge starfish ^_^.
@_@ You really saw them so close!
Must be great fun!
They are amazing animals. Thanks for sharing these!
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WOW – Ellen, that is a HUGE starfish!! Thank you so much for showing me (the landlocker) these wonderful sea creatures God has created!!!
I’d better run – we have company tonight, and I haven’t really cleaned my house for weeks because of the quilt deadlines. But I wanted to check out your blog this morning before I do ANYTHING else! 🙂
Enjoy your day!
Gorgeous, Ellen. Sea stars are beautiful. The light sure does show off the texture!
Your pictures of God’s wonderful creation knock my socks off. I didn’t think much of CA until you started posting pictures.
I always love how they look like stick figures dancing.
Those are pretty, I hope you didn’t get bitten. We have things looking sort of like those that bite around our beaches (Galveston).
Happy WW! Thanks for asking about the Subaru cars and why I liked these. I left this comment after you left:
“Have to confess why I like these cars.
I like odd cars, especially tiny pickups. There were only 70 of these brought in to the U.S. These types of little pickups are running around all over the Mediterranian area. They are a regular work horse. Then too the roads over there aren’t up to the speeds we drive around here so they fit in better with the traffic.
We found the other one outside our window while eating at Burger King. These girls and their dog had just left the drive through and were getting the food ready. The dog had a hamburger, that is why I like this one, I like clever dogs in action.
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The red pickup was in a neighbors private museum along with over 200 of his favorites. I also like the Subaru Baja but I haven’t run across one of those lately.
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Those are wonderful shots of the starfish. So beautiful.
The starfish look like little people trying to hold up the shore and sands from being washed away !! 🙂
And the pic of the crab is simply lovely .
Thanks for your visit .
Great shots A veritable exultation of echinoderms.. and a crab! Happy WW
Excellent shots!
Oh my….the clarity of these photos, even with the smaller versions is just super.
I love the lighting you captured on these photos. You do live in a great area, even if it isn’t Seattle!
Love the sea creatures you featured here. And looks like those starfishes are still alive!
Great shots, Beautiful colors and texture. Makes me feel a little cooler in this sweltering SoCal sun!!!
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful pics…Happy WW.
That is very cool.. what great shots.
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Poor things! They probably can’t breathe. They are beautiful tho. Isn’t it amazing how the Lord has created so many intricate animals that are veiled to our eyes? How lucky you are to be so close to the sea.
Amazing shots. Hey, we share the same name! Nice to see another E.
Starfish 🙂 Looks as twinkling as the ones above…
Great collage! So colorful…
Happy WW!
The beautiful starfish are big and fat!
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I use to collect starfish when I was a young girl, until I realized that I was killing a living creature. These are beautiful, Ellen!
Yes, very impressive collage of pictures! Star fish are beautiful animals!
Lovely photos, Ellen 🙂
I loved those pictures! Look at all those beautiful starfish…
Here is my post, I hope you have fun looking at my pictures. Happy WW!
i love starfish!!! and your photos are superb!!! especially the one lying on the rock… thank you for sharing:)
Those a really great shots of starfish. All I managed to find last weekend at the beach was a tiny little crab, and he was too fast for me to catch a picture of him!
Great photos! I have had the chance to see similar critters at low tide at Monterey and Moss Beach. Very interesting.
What an amazing find and thanks for sharing that with us. I’ve never seen a live starfish that big before.
Very ‘kewl’ photos in your collage … making me want to visit a tidepool myself ;–)
Hugs and blessings,
Wow…those look huge! Great shots:)
Thanks for posting such a great photo. It’s been a while since I’ve seen a starfish. Happy WW!
Those are lovely photos of starfish and a crab. Great collage. Thanks for visiting my other blog.