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I go to the beach. Climb an empty dune. Hide in the sand and watch the water. The eagles, and seals. The sky. I recognize my insignificance. Then I go on. I also love the ocean, and haved shared that sense of oneness with time & space, yet insignificance while standing in the sea, empty , but for me. I usually go to Maine where there are more rocks than dunes or to New Jersy where the dunes in Avalon are actually protected as a state park. I have watched for nearly 40 years (OMG yes, I am that old!!)as the dunes have restored them selves to original dune scrub habitat. It's a long and hot walk to the beach - as the scrub blocks the breezes, but it's also an excellent example of restored ecology still in progress |
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I thought the dunes were protected. They are over here, and everywhere else I've been, but I've only been on the east coast, so other places may be different I suppose.
The ocean and beach is my sancturary. If I could find free parking around here, it be even better. lol |
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I tend to roll out the old Harley. I find that the drone of the pipes makes the sounds of the world disappear. It's just me, the road, the scenery and the air whipping across my face. I usually come back feeling relaxed.
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I go to the beach. Climb an empty dune. Hide in the sand and watch the water. The eagles, and seals. The sky. I recognize my insignificance. Then I go on. I also love the ocean, and haved shared that sense of oneness with time & space, yet insignificance while standing in the sea, empty , but for me. I usually go to Maine where there are more rocks than dunes or to New Jersy where the dunes in Avalon are actually protected as a state park. I have watched for nearly 40 years (OMG yes, I am that old!!)as the dunes have restored them selves to original dune scrub habitat. It's a long and hot walk to the beach - as the scrub blocks the breezes, but it's also an excellent example of restored ecology still in progress I live on the Oregon coast hun, thanks for asking :-) And if you perv your own sex (or what you have designated as your own) it does not show up as having been visited. :-) The dunes are free to roam here. Some people sleep out there. Bonfires are allowed if they are 70' from any structures, and there is always ample driftwood for them. |
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Where do I go?
I always think better when I have less pressure to deal with. |
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I go to sleep that always helps. Until morning. I just hate trying to "deal" if you know what i mean. But we all have to.
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I go to the beach. Climb an empty dune. Hide in the sand and watch the water. The eagles, and seals. The sky. I recognize my insignificance. Then I go on. Yep, well stated.. I do the same only it's with rocks, mountains, cougars, mountain sheep, and a river...different nature environment, same outcome. Your way sounds so very cool! Much is insignificant during those bouts of nature indeed... |
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many waterfalls here hi mtn lakes the hidden medows in the cascade range blaket fire stary sky nothing better
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