2014 In Pictures – My Favorites

Last one!

After my marathon

Starbucks and sunrise

Krispy Kreme and a night drive

Her first baseball season

How women run sound

Ethan (and Batman) – Superhero Sprint

RJ, Cody & Todd – Hinton

That’s right!

Hilton & Jesus – GRAND Camp

From my balcony

That’s right!

This is good theology

The ghosts of Fort Pulaski

Feeding the birds

Boys of any species…

From behind the mixer

Lucy & me, our first day together

Braves with friends

Tybee Island: Race Day!

And we’ve finally made it to race day!

My Race Report

Savannah Rock n’ Roll Marathon

A Nickle Bag of Funk

Fannies On The Beach

All my stuff laid out

Ready to go. It was cold!

Our shuttle from Tybee to Savannah. A Godsend!

Starting line

I made it!

And finally broke 5 hours!

Music fest after the race. A Nickel Bag of Funk rocks!

Random Savannah monument

Crash

So many seagulls off my balcony

Sorry so many pictures…

but these amaze me!

Dinner at Fannies

Who don’t love a southern beach?

And I celebrated my awesome race accomplishment like this!

Tybee Island: Day 2 – A Very Beachy Birthday

Sunrise over the beach, The Breakfast Club (OMG good!), Ft. Pulaski National Monument, The Crab Shack, Tybee Lighthouse, Tybee Island Marine Science Center, Tybee Pier & Pavilion, Lighthouse Pizza for carbo loading before the race and a full moon over the Atlantic Ocean. (More pics from Ft. Pulaski and The Crab Shack coming later!)

 

The sun begins to rise over the ocean

Full moon setting on the western horizon

The morning light in my room was magical!

Birds soared in the breeze off my balcony every morning.

So close I could reach out and touch them

The last morning I fed them bread from my balcony. There were probably 50 seagulls!

I’d throw the bread and they’d snatch it right out of the air. It was so amazing, it made my heart race!

The Breakfast Club!!!

Key Lime Birthday Pie

Only this wonderful sign is left…

The Crab Shack

The Marine Science Center rescues abandoned loggerhead turtles.

This baby loggerhead is only two months old! The Science Center will raise him and then release him back to the ocean.

Moonrise reflects off the water