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Photographed during a walk along the coastline from Baker Beach to the Golden Gate Bridge. A foggy morning in San Francisco in summer 2015.
At Tamarama beach,NSW
Anh như núi đứng suốt đời ngóng biển
Một tình yêu vươn chạm tới đỉnh trời
Em là sóng nhưng xin đừng như sóng
Ðã xô vào xin chớ ngược ra khơi
Anh như núi đứng nghìn năm chung thủy
Không ngẩng đầu dù chạm tới mây bay
Yêu biển vỗ dưới chân mình dào dạt
Dẫu đôi khi vì sóng núi hao gầy…
(Trích đoạn thơ Đỗ Trung Quân trong Biển,Núi,Em và Sóng)
Patara beach in the evening. Because of turtle breeding a large area is separated with yellow tapes and the beach is completely denied at night. Second interesting point is ancient ruins starting right behind the dunes...
Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Unlike most Beaches in the Papagayo region of Guanacaste, Coco's water composition maintains a unique blue-gray tint, instead of the area's usual blue-green. The laidback beach is a favorite for both foreigners and Ticos who frequently take part in the town's ongoing fiesta. Coco's party grows in size and intensity after the end of rainy season, and at times, the beach can feel overrun with visitors. It is busiest during late November and December when most Ticos take their main holiday. Travelers seeking a laidback environment, free of noise, should probably steer clear of Coco Beach. However, those visitors in search of a party should look no further.
Nightlife can be found in the bars with close proximity to the town's central plaza. Other entertainment venues include casinos and discos. Restaurants are widespread, and many restaurants may double as bars after nightfall. In addition to these nightlife activities, Playa del Coco offers a wide range of ocean activities, whether it is world-class sport fishing, snorkeling, Scuba Diving, or relaxing on a boat and on the beach.
Coco is the largest of the Papagayo villages, and services are abundant. Facilities such as shops and supermarkets are available throughout town. The village center looks rundown compared to the usual opulence found along Guanacaste's northern coast. However, the Coco area does offer its share of luxury resorts. Affordable accommodations are also plentiful, attracting a number of locals and budget travelers throughout the year.
As for arriving at Coco from abroad, the Daniel Oduber Quiros International Airport in Liberia facilitates seamless travel to the region. Otherwise, driving from San Jose takes about five hours by car. Buses from either Liberia or San Jose run daily.
Not far from Coco Beach is Marino Las Baulas National Park (Parque Nacional Marino las Baulas). At Marino Las Baulas, visitors may be fortunate enough to experience the once in a lifetime opportunity of seeing mass turtle nesting behavior (arribadas). The Leatherback, Pacific Green, and Hawksbill turtles all make their nests in this area. During an arribada, a large mass of turtles-sometimes thousands-storm the beach to lay eggs. By laying their eggs simultaneously, individual turtles increase the likelihood their nest will survive predation.
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Nightcliff Beach, NIghtcliff Northern Territory, Australia
Nightcliff Strand, Nightcliff, Northern Territory, Australien
Jan. 2016
One of the great things that Disney does on the cruise is dress the characters depending on the day's theme. Whether it's formal night, Halloween, pirate night, etc.; the characters are always dressed for the occasion. This was taken on the morning we were gonna be at Castaway Cay (Disney's private island in the Bahamas).
Daisy was hamming-it-up for me, so I was able to get a few good pics. As you can tell, I sort make a cameo here.
Daisy Duck
Castaway Cay Day
Disney Magic Cruise Ship
Balboa Island is an area of Newport Beach, California, actually comprising three modified or artificial islands in Newport Harbor. Balboa Island is one of the densest communities in Orange County. Approximately 3,000 residents live on just 0.2 square miles (0.52 km2) giving it a population density of 17,621 person per square mile—higher than that of San Francisco.
Despite having some of the country's most expensive homes, most of the dwellings are on small lots. A lot size on Balboa Island is 35 feet x 85 feet. In 2008 "teardowns" on interior lots of that size were going for $2,000,000.
The perimeter of the island along the Bayfront is dotted with piers for the homeowners' boats. Marine Avenue and Agate Avenue form the commercial spine of the island.
Balboa Island has developed into a close-knit community, home to professionals, families, retirees, students and celebrities.
Balboa Island is one of the most expensive real estate markets in North America outside of Lower Manhattan. A two-bedroom house with a water view from the living room can cost about $3 million.
Local tradition has it that Balboa Island is where the frozen chocolate banana was first marketed. Snack shops on Marine Avenue will dip a frozen banana on a stick into chocolate sauce and dredge it in ground nuts or candy sprinkles.
Tourists from all over the world come to stay on the island in one of the many vacation rentals, year after year as tradition. They enjoy the summer days at the beach and evenings on the main street having dinner in the many restaurants, after dinner having their Balboa Bars at the ice cream shops and getting bags of saltwater taffy at the old fashioned candy store.
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