Hello my dear Hivers!
So this is basically the part two of my previous blog where we were already on our way to Odlot Public Beach.
When we arrived, we started getting the tupperware and all the other things we needed. I was about to bring the eco bag when Katrien asked if we were going to use a tent, because if not, she would just leave it in the car. I then replied, “Just bring the tent, Kat, so we can save on the cottage rental.” Instead of renting a cottage, we decided to just use the tent.
Justin was the one who brought the tent, and Lavester carried the water gallon since it was really heavy.
While going down to the beach, we finally saw the ocean, it was so clear! And yes, there were quite a lot of people already there, but that was okay since we still found the perfect spot.
While walking, I didn’t forget to take a shadow shot where the sand served as the background. It was really clean, right?
The waves in the sea were strong, and you could really hear the sound of the waves, which for me was very relaxing.
Minutes later, after placing our bags and eco bags on the sand, we decided to assemble the tent so we’d be ready and wouldn’t have to think about it later.
While they were assembling the tent, I decided to lay out the cloth to set up the food, since we were already hungry and the food was looking so good!
After setting up the food, I also arranged the sauces in the area with condiments since that was more convenient for me.
Here are some close-up photo of our food.
After I finished, I checked the tent to see if it looked good or if it was okay, and yes, it really was. I also placed my bag inside the tent.
I took picture while inside the tent, and just look at the view—it was incredibly refreshing!
So yeah, I stepped outside so we could start eating.
After eating, I asked Katrien if there was anything to cover the side of the tent because it was very see-through. Thankfully, there was, and we were able to close it.
Here are some of the shots I took. Beautiful, right?
And that’s all for this blog, my dear Hivers. Thank you for reading!