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I went to Crystal Cove State Park at Newport Beach today and watched the sunset. Damn it was gorgeous. These Californian sunsets can really get to you…
Ahhh Crystal cove is so gorgeous~!
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Skagen, Denmark.
This is where the North Sea and the Baltic Sea meet. Because their densities differ, they can’t merge which is what creates this distinct line. When I visited a couple of years ago, you could see the waves as the seas hit each other. Tourists gathered around and paddled in the waters [apparently too dangerous to swim due to the currents] of this phenomenon. It was one of the quietest moments of my life. I just stood and reflected, forgetting the noise of the people and instead, concentrated on the sounds of nature. It was like one of those moments in a movie when everything clicks in to place and you have dramatic heartfelt music playing in the background.
Lovely.
You are my density.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyenodSdgE1qk2ndmo1_500.jpg)
Skagen, Denmark.
This is where the North Sea and the Baltic Sea meet. Because their densities differ, they can’t merge which is what creates this distinct line. When I visited a couple of years ago, you could see the waves as the seas hit each other. Tourists gathered around and paddled in the waters [apparently too dangerous to swim due to the currents] of this phenomenon. It was one of the quietest moments of my life. I just stood and reflected, forgetting the noise of the people and instead, concentrated on the sounds of nature. It was like one of those moments in a movie when everything clicks in to place and you have dramatic heartfelt music playing in the background.
Lovely.
You are my density.
(via staringatsuns)
holy shit that’s intense
(/okay back to last sprint for nano)
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That seagull was playing with the baseball for nearly an hour. Or it might have been a different bird from when I got there to when I left as I hadn’t been paying THAT close attention, but yes.
Lights Out: Surfers generate beautiful bioluminescent waves off the coast of San Diego by disturbing a bloom of warmwater phytoplankton Lingulodinium polyedrum, causing a chemical reaction which produces a flash of blue light.
Though red tide can be harmful in certain circumstances, this particular algal bloom has a low-level toxicity that is safe to swim in.
It wasn’t this blue when we went for our bonfire the other week, and it was more of a bright green-blue than this awesome blue. But everyone was like “OH GOOD GOD THE WATER IS GLOWING GREEN” and I was like “Uh, it’s just the red tide, you guys…”
But also I fear I might have worried my twitter followers when I suddenly tweeted THE OCEAN IS GLOWING GREEN YOU GUYS at like 10:30 at night. It’s a legit occurrence, though. If it’s still going on in two weeks when I go to our next bonfire I’ll be sure to record a video of it~
All in all, it’s something short of surreal to stand out in the surf at 11:30 at night when there are no lights and watch the glowing green waves crash to the shore.
I still live close to the beach, and I work really close to it too, but I never go. There’s something about being able to go whenever I want and not have to explain myself when I was at school that is definitely stifled here at home.
I miss the beach. But now if I want to go, I’ll have to detail my plans to my mother. Please, I’m 23, let me take a 20 minute drive out to go sit on the beach without having to explain to you.
(Source: sycophanta, via sealust)
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So for most of this part of the beach, there is nowhere to sit. I normally like to hide up on that outcropping of rocks, but the waves still reach me :c
Tomorrow I think I will go to the beach and read or write for an hour or so. I need to get out of the apartment.
