Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Saying goodbye to the day at Carlsbad Beach Landing

Behind the Victorian house we are renting on Carlsbad Blvd is a private beach called Terramar Landing for the neighborhood. A gate and down some steps take you to a private deck with a couple of built in fire pits. It's where all the locals from these two streets hang out, especially at sunrise. There seems to be some kind of ritual with people showing up with their glass of wine or a light picnic to nibble while they watch the sun set. Some build a fire in the firepit. Others are still surfing off the beach. I caught this wonderful photograph from the deck of children playing at the edge of the sea. I hope to paint it some day.

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At high tide the waves crash right up against the deck and cut off the beach. The deck is officially closed at night but one night while Sean was living with us, we snuck in and sat in the light of the moon feeling spray from the wave's crashing against the rocks in front of us. Just talking quietly and enjoying the sounds of nature's power and the solitude - until a security guard found us and ran us off! There's always someone there to take your joy.

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