I love living near the sea.
It means that on the way back from swimming, we can stop off at the beach.
The children can rest.
Explore the stones and shells.
Paddle in the water and throw stones.
Or even just try to eat them.
This post inspired by Playacademy and the Gallery.
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@Alethea Thanks for stopping by 🙂
Oh, these are gorgeous. I can’t wait to get back to the seaside.
.-= Rachael ´s last blog ..growing children in the garden =-.
@Rachael I’m loving the seaside too.
Lovely pictures – and so great to live by the sea (I would love to). Thank you so much for sharing with the Play Academy – see you again next week? 😉
.-= Cathy @ NurtureStore´s last blog ..Annabel Karmel giveaway =-.
@Cathy depends how long the linky will be up for, won’t be about on Friday! There will be much playing going on over the week though, I think I can pretty much guarantee that.
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