Just returned from a quick trip to the Mystical (and chilly) Oregon Coast. I adore the ocean, worship it. Though I've never lived there, I always have a sense of going home once my feet touch the cold grainy sand. The salty water, pulsing and moving with the draw of the moon- like a cosmic womb of sorts.
View of an ocean sunset. (Photo taken from my window)
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Silver and chilly, misty and sharp. Exactly how I remember the Oregon beaches.
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A couple of beautiful trinkets, gifts of the tide.
And one day I shall build a home by the sea....
Some industrious beach folk must have built this little structure from driftwood. Absolutely charming abode.
1 comment:
Lovely post, lovely photos. :)
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