Stream of Thought observations, images, and more
Yesterday, July 2nd, I crossed Barnegat Bay at sunrise to the boater’s access path on New Jersey’s “Island Beach State Park,” enjoying an early morning walk at the edge of the Atlantic.
The last two images display nicely under higher zoom.
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Golden Sunset from Marco Island, Florida
Family Vacation, some years ago
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Recently, on May 20th, the late sunlit clouds over the Atlantic Ocean, were …awesome!
Of note …the actual sunset, a few minutes later, was one of the most dramatic we’ve ever seen. Clicking pictures while driving to the mainland, however, was not going to happen.
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A while ago, I came across this curious gemstone-like proto-sand grain, lying by the ocean on Island Beach State Park in NJ.
Last week …I saw something that reminded of this while lying on the couch at home!
Orientated correctly, below, it is seen as one of the ceiling accent lights.
If nothing else, this exercise simply brought to my attention that I need to repaint the ceiling …soon! 😦
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As usual, zoom in for a closer look, thanks for viewing and comments are always welcome. M 🙂
In response to the comment by fellow contributor Disperser, I’ve added the original image below, which has been my screen-saver for the past few snowy weeks:
Last week, we cruised to Bermuda from NYC on the 145,000 gross ton Norwegian Breakaway. Day six of this family vacation brought us to St. George via the ferry and a short walk to Tobacco Bay, on the far north shore for swimming, snorkling and exploring,
As usual, click on the image for a closer look, and thanks for viewing. Comments are always welcome. M 🙂
Eleven years ago this week, returning to New Jersey from a business trip to Rhode Island, I stopped by this charming little 19th century coastal community known as Watch Hill, RI. Among the shuttered and closed buildings was this Book and Tackle shop …
At the time, I wrote of the town’s story and the unique practice of the shop, its signage asking patrons to simply take what thay want… and leave a payment under the door.
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🙂 Thanks to Gina for the framed gift. 🙂
..As usual, click on the image for a closer look, and thanks for viewing. Comments are always welcome. M 🙂
