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Category: Sea scapes
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After a day of storms, the beach beckons and there's a wedding against the backdrop of the green water under a canopy of clouds. Meanwhile… Life goes on- surfers surf, and birds scamper for their food, while folks walk or ride their bikes or swim, oblivious to the special moment…
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When our lives become more outward, for whatever reason, we get really busy or find a new friend or become a grandparent or a parent, then there is less time to ponder our inner world. This is not bad or good, it just is! So long as we enjoy the cacophony…
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The Bridge of Lions, with El Galeon in the background and a beautiful storm gathering on the second day of the 450th celebration. September 5th, 2015. St. Augustine Florida.
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Isn't it wonderful that no matter how busy we are with our very important lives, nature carries on, with or without us! There go the sea oats again, from green to golden, to brown, to gone. Anastasia Island State Park, Sea Oats in Golden phase, yesterday.…
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In the clouds… Laine is back from a little break in posting! Guess I needed it. Vilano Beach storms brewing. Related articles In A Hurry?
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This is the kind of day that makes you wish that you had a little boat and could wander along the marshes, spying on blue herons, and green herons and egrets, maybe run into Ratty and Mole from The Wind In The Willows, having tea in one of the coves, taking time for…
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This morning person in training caught the sun rising. Footprints sinking into oblivion. Leave nothing behind… St. Augustine Beach, sunrise and sandpipers, August 6th, 2015.
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At the end of the day. The end of a world. The end of a life. Doors close. Chapters end. And then it begins again. The sea oats going by will be back in the spring. The sun that sets rises again. The mystery is solved in…
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St. Augustine's Lighthouse dwarfed by the rolling clouds of a summer's evening. Not exactly a Haiku, but close! St. Augustine, Matanzas River and lighthouse.
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Standing in line at the Winn Dixie one morning, someone said something that stayed with me… It went something like this in response to another person apologizing for taking so long… If I was in a hurry, I would have gotten here earlier… I liked that. Once in awhile, we do…