01 March 2012
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Looks great! Love the pics, especially the one with the bonfire on the beach .. can't wait to do that!
ReplyDeleteYou'll love it.
ReplyDeleteWe make sure to do it below the high tide line so it cleans itself and also make sure to be careful where we choose to do it (not everywhere has spare driftwood down here of course, unlike BC).