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Open For the Season

It's been a whole winter since I've seen these cute toes....


and these cute toes had never been in the sand before this!


These two were reunited with Summer...


and this one met Summer for the very first time.


Happiness isn't a word big enough to describe how these two felt about being free to play on the beach on a day that hinted at Summer time....


and this one is about to learn all the magic that our Cabins hold in the good ole' Summer time.


Summer, although we weren't expecting you quite this early, it's good to see you again!

(P.S. This is the Fort built by two certain little boys that took a certain Mama quite awhile to put away. Good thing they had fun!)

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Yeah for cabin beach play! It's crazy that those pictures are taken in March since they look like May or June weather and activities. Love it!

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