Pictures of Our Paradise
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We'll display them along with these!
An osprey takes flight at Wimbrow Park, near the Sebastian River. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
A good view of the Discovery launch from Sebastian Inlet. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Swooping low, a pelican searches for a meal. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Cori examines a sand castle at Treasure Shores Beach. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Boaters enjoy a sunset on the Indian River Lagoon. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Enjoy Florida's best surfing at Sebastian Inlet State Park. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
This photograph and the next are from Bruce Bolton.
Bruce says, "Sebastian is truly paradise, and these pictures prove it."
Karl Joanni sent us this and the next two photos. He wrote: "Most,
but not all, mornings I am down by the lagoon
so I have many pictures as good or better than this depending on your point of view. I can never decide
which to delete as I love the beautiful sunrises. Now that I have discovered Google's free program Picasa2,
many of the problem exposures are repairable." Thanks, Karl, for these great pictures.
The glory of the early morning by the Indian River Lagoon.
A peaceful Sebastian sunrise.
All places taken! No more room on this turtle hangout
in the St. Sebastian River.
Celeste McWilliams snapped this tern on a little island
in the Indian River Lagoon.
They're everywhere. This squirrel was in Dale Wimbrow Park.
Untouched Florida still thrives next to this lookout point
on the St. Sebastian River just north of the County Road
512 bridge.
In the Indian River Lagoon, a pelican and a dolphin do their
thing side by side.
This pelican was looking for something to eat on the lagoon shore
at Riverview Park.
If you're patient, manatees will come over to you in
the St. Sebastian River.
Celeste McWiiliams says tree frogs take shelter of her jade
plant on her back porch during rain storms.
Get away from it all - take a stroll along our seashore.
This magic forest grows next to the parking lot at
Treasure Shores beach on the barrier island.
These flowers were blooming in a garden in Sebastian.
We'll display them along with these!
An osprey takes flight at Wimbrow Park, near the Sebastian River. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
A good view of the Discovery launch from Sebastian Inlet. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Swooping low, a pelican searches for a meal. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Cori examines a sand castle at Treasure Shores Beach. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Boaters enjoy a sunset on the Indian River Lagoon. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
Enjoy Florida's best surfing at Sebastian Inlet State Park. Photo by Celeste McWilliams.
This photograph and the next are from Bruce Bolton.
Bruce says, "Sebastian is truly paradise, and these pictures prove it."
Karl Joanni sent us this and the next two photos. He wrote: "Most,
but not all, mornings I am down by the lagoon
so I have many pictures as good or better than this depending on your point of view. I can never decide
which to delete as I love the beautiful sunrises. Now that I have discovered Google's free program Picasa2,
many of the problem exposures are repairable." Thanks, Karl, for these great pictures.
The glory of the early morning by the Indian River Lagoon.
A peaceful Sebastian sunrise.
All places taken! No more room on this turtle hangout
in the St. Sebastian River.
Celeste McWilliams snapped this tern on a little island
in the Indian River Lagoon.
They're everywhere. This squirrel was in Dale Wimbrow Park.
Untouched Florida still thrives next to this lookout point
on the St. Sebastian River just north of the County Road
512 bridge.
In the Indian River Lagoon, a pelican and a dolphin do their
thing side by side.
This pelican was looking for something to eat on the lagoon shore
at Riverview Park.
If you're patient, manatees will come over to you in
the St. Sebastian River.
Celeste McWiiliams says tree frogs take shelter of her jade
plant on her back porch during rain storms.
Get away from it all - take a stroll along our seashore.
This magic forest grows next to the parking lot at
Treasure Shores beach on the barrier island.
These flowers were blooming in a garden in Sebastian.
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