I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sat Jan 09
Same beach a couple of days later with very high waves. In fact I couldn't even get to the beach because of the high surf, took these pics from the parking lot.
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10 years agoCasey, very dramatic pictures!! I love all the pictures of the ocean. Can't get enough of those. Gazania, that looks like a really fun puzzle. Nice job. Mine doesn't have a lot of wave action. It is the Pacific Ocean at Sea Ranch in northern California.
10 years agoA walkway along the edge of the ocean on the island of Madeira, the first picture shows the scale as a couple narrowly avoid the spray from a medium sized wave.
the second picture show one of the largest waves during the 5 minutes our tour spent there.
I wonder why the tour driver didn't want us to try to walk the walkway.
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