Showing posts with label Breakwater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breakwater. Show all posts
Friday, June 28, 2019
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Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Curious Yellow
Shift the horizon out of true and there's a different sort of truth available, I think.
Here: paddling past Monterey harbor and breakwater with the town in the background as well--though a bit of swell makes that view slightly kiltered.
Shift from one horizon to another, and you'll make another sort of truth available too.
--I'm the kiltered one with this shot, though that is the true view while paddling, the horizon at a slight slant. If you are lucky, kayaking (and swimming) will leave you feeling that rocking-swaying-surging in your soul and bones, proprioceptively, long after the sea-session ends, even unto bedtime. If you are really lucky, you'll wake with such sea-legs.
Get kiltered: not a bad motto these days . . . .
Shift from one horizon to another, and you'll make another sort of truth available too.
--I'm the kiltered one with this shot, though that is the true view while paddling, the horizon at a slight slant. If you are lucky, kayaking (and swimming) will leave you feeling that rocking-swaying-surging in your soul and bones, proprioceptively, long after the sea-session ends, even unto bedtime. If you are really lucky, you'll wake with such sea-legs.
Get kiltered: not a bad motto these days . . . .
Labels:
Breakwater,
Kayaking,
Kiltered,
Marine Mammals,
Monterey Bay,
Perspective,
Quest,
Rhyme,
Scotch,
Sofia,
Swell,
Vision,
Water
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Sofia, All Dressed Up
Labels:
Breakwater,
Cannery Row,
Free diving,
Harbor Seals,
Kayaking,
Monterey Bay,
Nisus,
Otters,
Perspective,
Sea,
Sofia,
Therapy,
Vision,
Yellow
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Bay Day
Rather windy.
The fellow fishing kept casting into the wind, valiantly, but I don't think he caught anything.
The fellow fishing kept casting into the wind, valiantly, but I don't think he caught anything.
Labels:
Breakwater,
Brooks Island,
Fishing,
Kayaking,
Richmond Marina,
the Bay,
Wind
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