Sunrise over the pacific ocean on the way to Oahu, Hawaii

Life is SO good here. Today I peddled the Harborwalk Trail from Bug Light to Back Cove and back. It was a fun ride filled with wonderful sights, sounds, and smells.

This train was just before I got to Eastern Prom. There were some really cool cabooses and other cars but they weren't in front of decent backgrounds :(

perhaps the most beautiful beach in the Dominican Republic

EM-5 12-40 2.8 B+W 10 stop ND

Tugboat Ocean Tower south on the Hudson River with a girder for the new Tappan Zee Bridge taken from above the Bear Mountain Bridge

This particular girder weighs 1306 tons and is 420' long

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(L->R) Lizzie, Sofie and Katie. 2 years old. Enjoying the beach on the Florida panhandle.

Acrylic Painting, Mixed Media on Canvas

Model: Caroline Forrester

Hairstylist: Chad Demchuk

First Assistant: Julia Heller

Panorama overlooking the beach near Temescal Canyon.

My favorite city in Japan. Yokohama at night, taken from Osanbashi pier.

Shadow coming ashore, after her Sunday ocean swim. Taiwan.

Bailey Island, Harpswell, Maine.

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These workers in neck-to-toes hazmat suits, walked up and down the beach, bent over, picking up tiny balls of jelly-like oil, which they deposited in big plastic bags they dragged behind them.

Luxury sport boat. This is the Boca Inlet on the Atlantic Ocean.

Off of Ocean Drive in Newport, RI. One of my favorite places to go

Research/Survey Vessel

IMO: 8112550

MMSI: 235077373

Call Sign: 2DAU3

Flag: United Kingdom (GB)

AIS Type: Other

Gross Tonnage: 4027

Deadweight: 1500 t

Length × Breadth: 86.9m × 18m

Year Built: 1983

Amongst all the incessant Olympics, royalty and shite weather stories, sadly I didn't see anything about this year's World Oceans Day that took place on Friday. Fortunately Kim had remembered! We loves the ocean.

BITH'S JUKEBOX #219

RICHARD HAWLEY "THE OCEAN"

Drop a coin in the slot to hear this wonderful track!

Richard Hawley "The Ocean"</

Many marine organisms, including marine mammals, sea turtles, fish and invertebrates, rely on sound and hearing for their survival. Over the last century, increases in human activity within our ocean have led to increasing levels of noise. This increasing amount of noise from human sources is a rising concern for the health and well-being of marine organisms and ecosystems. Check out the podcast for more: oceanservice.noaa.gov/podcast/dec16/mw138-ocean-noise.html

Walking along El Cajon Blvd. North Park, San Diego, CA August 2009

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Mudbay, Delta, Canada

some kids playing ball at the beach

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enchulamiento: yo :s

The tail of the whale named Gemini.

It is a special experience to observe whales so close.

During the trip told a passionate expert on individual whales. It was an impressive boat trip.

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San Francisco, CA

April 14

USA, Maryland, Ocean City

Atlantic Ocean