Day 402 - Giddyup!

We went out to Beards hollow again to see the low tide. LeAnn and I walked the beach a bit. Then we went up to the Lighthouse. I even picked up this shark souvenier there! I sent the picture to Cindy from the Aquarium where I volunteer. She asked if it was a Lemon shark. :) I replied that it was a little lemon with a spritz of lime, so I call him 'Sprite'! :) After that, headed back to the condo to get the girls out on their horse ride at the beach. It takes quite a while to get ramped up after checking in. They had to wait around for about 35 minutes after getting the horses assigned and out on their way. Sounds like they had a great time. Here are a few photos. Went back for dinner at Kelly and Ruths and then took the girls back to the condo. After returning to Kelly's, watch the 15:17 to Paris. Good movie.

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