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Full Rainbow
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Shot of a full rainbow as Tropical Depression 5 skirted us. There is still no oil on our beaches, and the turtles continue to lay eggs. There are over 100 nests now on the cape, including one that appeared on August 9.
Posted by Vince Bishop - Thursday, 08/12/10, 08:58 AM - Comments - Category: Beach Shots
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