Skinny Heron Left seashell where palms rise in the

where palms rise in the shade of ancient live oaks and the horizon stretches wide beneath the morning sun

Now those fond memories of summers spent on the beaches of St

golden sand

or statement walls in homes inspired by coastal living and Lowcountry charm

Pitt Street Bridge transforms a “problem wall” into a focal point of warmth and sophistication

Skinny Heron Left seashell where palms rise in theThe Blue heron is unique in that it is native to the entirety of North America. When I was 16 I came upon a heron fishing a cove on Fairleigh Creek on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay. Although it stood 4 or 5 feet tall , it squawked and took off in a slow methodical flap of its wings . I wanted to get closer but literally 80 yards was where it drew the line. In Minnesota the local fisherman call them "Shy Poke" and there is actually a minnow