Lovely beach.

Looks like a painting, Kay. Is it?

My great-great-grandfather fought there during the Civil War!

I winder what the ridge is on the other side of the path?

Love the shadows and that deep blue in the top left corner. Live oak trees? Don't look like oak trees with which I am familiar. Are they dwarfed in some way due to the unprotected coastal conditions like a lot of trees I would see along our coastline?

They are different, Elizabeth. For one thing, they are an evergreen -- hence "live." This and much, much more at the following link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_oak

Thanks Judy, shall look it up.

A beautiful puzzle, lots of contrast in shapes and colors!

You know I just love these trees, any time we are in the south I am absolutely fascinated by them. They have such interesting forms, especially when the moss hangs from them. Such an interesting picture..

This is a lovely picture I'd like to walk that walk and the background so pretty as well. I agree with you though Elizabeth. My oaks I spoke of earlier were huge "from a little acorn the mighty oak did grow"... Thanks Kay.

Thanks for the link Judy - I'm certainly not in a southern area, our oaks are deciduous, big trees that lose their leaves each Fall. I didn't know there could be an evergreen oak - interesting and just as lovely in a different way.

wonderful, thanks Kay!

Beautiful, Kay - fun jigsaw!

Excellent Kay.
Judy, I don't think this is a painting, but it would look fabulous as one.