That semi-private beach I take my dogs to … secretly I’ve been calling it Carcass Beach.
See, the first few times we went there, we found several – several – deer carcasses. This beach is near a hunting community, so my guess is that people strip the meat and hide they plan to use, and discard the carcasses on the beach. Kind of gross, but since fish carcasses provide nutrients to river systems, maybe the deer carcasses are good for salt water.
Henceforth, we shall call this place Dragonwood Beach.
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Kari Neumeyer 
What a beautiful spot!
Thank you!
Ah yes, some name changes are a good thing. I’m sure the dogs prefer the old name though, haha!
We refer to our favorite spot on the ocean as Dead Rotting Walrus Beach for the obvious reason,
Looks like fun!
There’s definitely something macabre yet delightful about having your dogs scamper around in and on a big ancient dragon carcass! 😀
Dragonwood Beach has a more pleasant ring to it for sure, but Carcass Beach did a better job of ensuring you had it to yourself…
Gorgeous pictures, and it really does look like a dragon. I had some trees that I clambered on growing up that I called my Dragon Trees, since they stretched out over the stream bank and carried me on many adventures.
How amazing to have such a lovely beach nearby to visit. I love driftwood and you are right, this one does resemble a dragon.
Oh my, what great photos you took.