July 25, 2017 Sawyer's good friend Marcus Bordeaux and his family

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" It was a special moment when this little honey bee landed next to Sawyer’s name on my bracelet and hung out peacefully the for several minutes. The beach at Big Sur was closed due to wash-outs, so these were taken at the next closest beach. It was a beautiful with the wildflowers covering the dunes/cliffs, and the boys, being boys, were either moving rocks to divert the stream running into the ocean or getting too close to the dangerous surf."
 


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