The Pacific Ocean disappears into the horizon off the west coast of Haida Gwaii, British Columbia.
The ocean has always caused me to feel the vast sweep of time and power of the universe, and with them, a great appreciation and gratitude for my limited existence in the here and now.
Happy Thursday.
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I would enjoy sitting there by the trees while watching the sea. 😊
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Thank you very much, Liz. 😊 I enjoyed that, too. It was very peaceful and relaxing walking there.
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😊 It certainly looks peaceful there. I would be miles away while sat there. 😊
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I sure was, Liz. And then realising that the next landfall across that ocean stretch is Japan was pretty amazing, too. 😊
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Oh wow. I agree. Amazing. 😊
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😊
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Very beautiful view Lynette
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It sure is, Freddie, and that day it was also very tranquil, too. Cheers.
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Cheers also to you Lynette.
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Thank you. 😊
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Looks like a peaceful place to sit and contemplate Lynette. Have a great Thursday. Allan
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Thank you very much. Yes, it definitely was, Allan, and sure placed me in a contemplative mood!
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The ocean is wondrous. Beautifully captured, Lynette 😊
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Thank you very much, Belinda. 😊 You can probably tell that I like the ocean a lot!
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You’re very fortunate to have it so near. We’re lucky to be close to the river 😊
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These photos are from Haida Gwaii which is two days away by vehicle, but we are only two hours away from the coast itself, though. It’s always great to be near a body of water, isn’t it? 😊
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It’s interesting that beauty often brings about a time of reflection. Your photos are gorgeous!
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Thank you, Tricia, much appreciated. 😊 I very much enjoy being near the ocean and it often will induce a contemplative mood. Cheers.
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Love the blues. The ocean is so huge and timeless.
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I do as well. There’s a lot of overcast obscuring the blues in these pictures but the sky is still beautiful. Cheers.
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Beauteous!
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Yes , it’s definitely a beautiful view, all the way to Japan! 😊
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I feel the same way about the ocean, Lynette. Great pictures and words 🧡
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Thank you very much, Barbara. 😊 It’s beautiful and dangerous and perfectly wondrous.
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Oh yes, I would love to visit it one day.
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I hope you do some day. 😊
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I learned about vanishing points when I was six years old, leaving a harbour and standing on the ship, watching the last dock piling get shorter and shorter until the tip of it disappeared into the ocean.
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I learned about them from flying and sailing (I used to sail many years ago). Agreed – as a child it was always such fun to watch things “disappear!”
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Beautiful pictures 🎸🎸
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Thank you very much. 😊
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The ocean is pretty amazing like that. It definitely helps put things into perspective. And it’s always so mesmerizing to watch the waves.
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Yes, it sure does, doesn’t it? I love being by the ocean. I find it so relaxing and yes, it’s mesmerising watching the waves.
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Reminds me of Indian Ocean, Kenya.
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Another beautiful ocean. 😊 Thanks for stopping to comment.
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ever been to Indian ocean?
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Yes, a long time ago but I remember it well. It was stunning.
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it is really stunning
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Yes, definitely.
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