View allAll Photos Tagged SebastianInlet
A recent trip to Sebastian State Park. Although the inlet entrance was somewhat calm. Taking a walk into the park produced some activity.
This storm put on the most amazing lightning display - it was firing bolts and heat lightning about a second apart continuously for hours on end.
it was kind of me and hillaree's theme for the whole weekend, so expect to see 436 more jumping pictures : )
just got back from a 4 day camping trip in sebastian inlet!! soooo much fun<333
tons of pictures to upload, but i'm just doing the 365's for now cause the hills starts in 10 minutes! haha
currently listening : dear maria, count me in - all time low
Yesterday, 5-8-25, I tool a walk around Sebastian State Park. Always a wonderful time. My target was the awesome Osprey during lunchtime. Caught a couple of catches they had for lunch. 😀👍
Pro surfer Kelly Slater surfs at the Quicksilver King of the Peak competition at Sebastian Inlet, FL.
Beautiful sunset at Sebastian Inlet State Park in Melbourne Beach Florida. HDR image created in Photomatix Pro.
Wan gnat Hairy an Violate war setting honor Huskings' beck perch inner moan-late, holing hens.
"O Hairy," crate Violate, "Jest locket debt putty moan! Arsenate rheumatic?"
"Yap," inserted Hairy, lurking adder moan.
"O Hairy," contingent Violate, "Jest snuff doze flagrant orders combing firmer putty rat roaches inner floor guarding! Conjure small doze orders, Hairy? Conjure small debt deletitious flagrancy?"
'Violate Huskings' From Howard L. Chace's 1956 book: Anguish Languish
www.crockford.com/wrrrld/anguish.html
* * * * * * * * * *
Anyway, as I was saying, I finally put the camera away and started to look around on the banks of the inlet for shells. I know that sounds infantile, but I have this idea of framing a few drawings of mine in shell frames -with all of the shells being local, Indian River shells, with drawings of old Brevard History-type subjects. And these wouldn't be cheap-cheap hotglue and sand shell frames - these would be solid, small shell, elaborately designed shell frames in the tradition of the old carribean souveniers of the nineteenth-century. So I started to look.
The clock was getting closer to midnight and more fisherman started to arrive at the bank of the inlet. One walked right across where I was searching, crushing the shells as he went along. That was irritating, but so also were the people who walked by and pointed and whispered or giggled.
Come on! Hasn't anyone ever seen anyone collect sea shells? Yeah, sure, they might not see a teenager doing it, but at the same time, people need maintain their rules of etiquette. Just like our mothers told us when we were little: it isn't polite to stare at midgets, people in wheelchairs, and amputees, it isn't polite to point and giggle at some geek sifting through the debris along the inlet's shore.
I suppose it did look odd. But I did get some great finds last night.
SHEA LOPEZ, SEBASTIAN INLET CROSSFIRE SESSION.
*** READ ME FIRST ***
(ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC DIGITAL IMAGES BEARING THE PHOTO CREDIT "MEZ" ARE SUBJECT TO INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS AND MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FASHION, IN PART OR WHOLE, WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER, RICHARD P. "MEZ" MESEROLL, JR. TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT AND IS PUNISHABLE BY LAW AND A WHOLE HELL OF A LOT MORE MONEY THAN IF YOU JUST PAID THE GOING RATE TO BEGIN WITH. THINK ABOUT IT. )
Sebastian Inlet State Park
9700 S Hwy A1A, Melbourne Beach, FL 32951
Airbnb's along the Treasure Coast - www.MelbourneBeach.us