A beautiful day on the beach today!


Building in August & September on the Massachusetts Street beach, in Lewes, Delaware
A beautiful day on the beach today!

A mother of one of the children who trampled yesterday’s castle said she thought it was like the sandcastle contest, where they’re destroyed afterward. I explained I work on the same spot, so I don’t have to start over.


Sunday, September 8, was my first time on the beach, since Wednesday, September 4, before Dorian’s storm here.
It’s good to build, in these last summer days!

A few days ago, I posted pictures of a sweet 9 year old, Tate, who was building a castle with her mom. Her mom told me they met me when Tate was 3.
But yesterday, her mom sent me a note with these 3 pictures from 2012, when Tate was only 2 1/2, and building castles with me! Thanks be to God that I can meet wonderful families like these!



After a trip home to Pennsylvania yesterday, we said goodbye to our friends from Texas at the airport this morning, and drove back down to Lewes.
It was good to be building on the beach, after a late start at 2pm!

Building castles is very good for me. It is difficult physically (making countless trips with 2 buckets, totalling 36-40 lbs) then scooping up sand, wetting down and packing it down.) It is mentally relaxing, carving, letting the sand speak to me.
I leave today, but will return tomorrow, after taking friends to the Airport.


I first met Tate 6 years ago, when she was 3! She is 9 now, and lives with her family in Frederick, MD. It was so nice to see her and her mom (who looks and sounds like Candice Bergen!) They built a lovely castle next to me on Saturday.



After our high winds, high tides, and not building since Saturday, I started a castle late in the day yesterday.
It’s small, but I hope to be back after a trip home.

Thanks be to God I am able to teach others, and to build sandcastles on this beautiful beach!

B is for Baby Lillianna (2 years old), who sat upon the castle that her dad, Jesse, was building for her. B also stands for their name, Bewley! They came to visit Grammom and Grampop Bewley who live down here year round.
