Foam on a beach makes me nervous. Is it a sign of a contaminant in the water? I just don’t know.
Persistent white foam is bad enough, evoking thoughts of soap suds; thoughts around yellow-brown foam are best left unevoked.
Sometimes, though, the bubbles seem both pretty and pretty innocuous.
Pollution, alas, can be beautiful, too.
Barbara – I’ve done some reading that suggests some of this is just froth and not actually icky bits. I hope that’s right.
Both beautiful photos but I am partial to all the layers of blue in the first one. Any good shells on those beaches, Isabel?
Marilyn – Not on these beaches, I’d say. They’re too highly frequented. There are some small offshore islands, though, that have fabulous shelling. Bull Island, for example, which has a regular passenger ferry service. And a few alligators, just to keep it sporting.