The layers of waves look like steps leading to a city of sky scrapers. At least that is what my imagination saw this particular morning.
Even
After
All this time
The Sun never says to the Earth,
"You owe me."
A quote by Hāfez (Persian: خواجه شمسالدین محمد حافظ شیرازی), was a Persian mystic and poet. He was born sometime between the years 1310 and 1337.
Even though the beaches at Okaloosa are gorgeous, they are not my favorite for walking. There were no seashells, no high or low tides, no wildflowers, turtles, brown rabbits and other wildlife along the coastline. There was too much missing of nature for my morning walks. Atlantic ocean colors are gray mixed with various shades of blue and not the gorgeous green as the Gulf. I prefer seeing seashells and wet sand from the tide. I am not the type who enjoys sunbathing and laying on the beach. I love a rocky terrine with waves splashing against the rocks and the wind blowing the tall grasses.
A walk at dusk when thunder clouds are gathering against the evening sky. I have come acquainted with these clouds that covers the sky with its layers of dark mass. Hiding the blue horizon and smothering the sun.
Fort Matanzas has a large conservation area on the beach. The park has a nature trail boardwalk for people to use to walk over to the beach. The deck protects the wildlife, sand dunes and vegetation. These photos were taken at sunset.
Across the country it is snow and ice everywhere but here in Florida it is blue surf and white sand. The kind of white I really prefer for winter. These pictures were taken January 25 on a sunny afternoon.