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In between the sky and the sea. Rain clouds closing in from the south and the north. Whenever a boat takes to the water, there is a story to tell. Storms, sea creatures, and the one that got away. There is always a story! Crescent Beach, storms brushing by…
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Nestlings are so very vulnerable. This little one endured severe thunderstorms, only to be stalked by a crowd of noisy crows and survived that too. Nature provides lots of drama for her creatures. Perhaps we all have a nestling within us…our inner hatchling. It's the part of us that has come through…
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Christmas day is almost upon us in much the same way as a beautiful fog bank on the shore. Sneaking up on some of us, while others have seen it coming for months. Oh, well, it will burn off before you know it and all will be well. …
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Boundless Energy! The urge to make art, anytime, anywhere… And making easy friends with driftwood creatures… St. Augustine Beach, nearly a week after the Hurricane, with Aden, October, 2016.
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After so many days of a wild wind… No surfing today. St. Augustine Inlet, April 17, 2016.
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Again! Sea smoke. Cold air meets warmish water and voila, sea smoke! Thanks to David for sharing this beautiful phenomena in the cold hours after sunrise, Sunday morning, January 24th, 2016. St. Augustine Beach. Related articles Sea Smoke
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Warm weather passing through. Cooler air on the way. Raining now. Silhouettes at the beach, St. Augustine Beach, Florida.
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The day after Christmas at the beach… So sunny, so hot, summer in December. The locals are ready for some cooler weather, while the Northerners bask in the warmth before heading back to the tundra. Vilano Beach, December 26, 2015, St. Augustine.
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On a cloudy afternoon, sometimes, all you have to do is turn a corner for something wonderful and cheering to come your way. The sun pops out and illuminates the clouds over the harbor. A little bit of a rainbow on the way to the beach and then this sunset –…
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On our way back to the dock, leaving the Humpback whales to their stomping grounds, and the humans to forage on land. Whale watching on Cape Cod with the Dolphin Fleet. This I miss the most! More photos tomorrow! Related articles Rare footage shows five humpback whales breaching…
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