Started our day off exploring the low tide 15 feet from camp.
Soon we begin to play. Water was very cold!!
A hike to Beehive sounded adventurous. Ropes, ladders, rocks....we had to try it.
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Acadia National Park in the fog: Day One
September 2, 2014. Temp 67, visibility 1/8 mile. All that and Acadia still dished out an amazing day.
Tenatively watching the ocean roll in and out at Sandy beach in Acadia, a rare sand beach amongst the typical rocky front.
Tanner, in particular, can be found gazing out to the sea wherever we are. He's our man of the sea. This is at Thunder Hole where we watched high tide roll in.
Tanners expression tells how steep it became. I've never EVER known my husband to turn back from a trail, but watching Elise scale these cliffs was even too much for him.
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Darn, you had to turn around, even with Leesy's go-to hiking attire of a dress and sneakers...
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