Of course, as soon as we got there Zoe headed for the water! She is definitely her mother's child - a water baby through and through! We got in just as it was getting dark. Jeff set up his lights (after much frustration with the wind!) and Zoe & I visited with the crew (George & Darlene and their bunch were only 3 lots down). George and Stephanie made an awesome etouffee which in itself would have been worth the drive! Jeff fished most of the night. He caught one flounder and thought it wasn't a keeper. Turned out it was - that's what he gets for not having his trusty little book handy!
On Saturday, Zoe was up bright and early at 7:30 am. I was surprised because she didn't sleep well and at one point (around midnight) I thought I was going to have to get up with her - she wanted to go fishing with Daddy!
Jeff did catch one sand trout which he showed the girls. Adisyn loved it. She wanted to hold it and kept going back to the bucket to see it. Zoe wanted to see it, but took one little touch and pulled her hand back saying, "Ewww!" Hopefully she will grow out of that!
Later, we walked down closer to the beach so that the girls could play in the water. We found a nice little spot where the water wasn't deep. It was freezing (by Mommy standards), but the girls didn't mind a bit! They splashed and played, but neither were adventurous enough to do "under water"! After awhile, both were shivering, but neither wanted to get out of the water to head back to the campsite! While we were there, we gathered some shells and got to watch a hermit crab "walk".
We left Saturday evening. One day was enough to wear us all out, but what an adventure. It was fun just to watch Zoe discover all the new things that only the beach can offer. Seagulls and pelicans, sand and seashells, "big boats" and real live fish. This trip was a blast and now I can't wait to go back! I am really looking forward to summer!

