I was looking for something to trigger an interesting post today, when the image at the top of this post caught my eye. As I stared at it, I lost myself in old memories. I remembered the first time I went to our local beach.

This is the post I wrote at the time…

After what has seemed like a very long time, I have found my perfect moment.

I finally managed to get to the sea, and the sun was shining. A strong breeze from the water created some medium-sized but beautiful waves.

We had visited this beach the week before, but the weather was atrocious that day, and we nearly froze. The weather report was more favourable yesterday, so we made the journey again.

I have been trying to snatch a few precious moments to get my sea fix, and it was beginning to look like it might never happen.

The sea is my soul mate and very special to me. I need to commune with the spirits of the deep regularly.

Seeing how my health seems to be slowly deteriorating, I need to keep my soul happy, or I may give up. So yesterday was invaluable for several reasons.

Once on the seafront, the family were busy fussing about coffee or something to eat, but the sea called me, and I wandered slowly down the shingle beach and headed for the water. Almost immediately, the deafening sound of the waves beaching, and the sweeter sound of the water filtering through the shingle lifted me out of this world. A world where I was entirely at home.

I wanted to sit down, stay awhile, and enjoy the moment, but the shingle was wet, so I perched on a breakwater, mesmerised by the crashing waves.

I managed to film my perfect long-awaited moment on my phone, so I could share the moment with you…

Not quite better than nothing, but it was good to hear those waves again…

I hope you are all managing to stay cool, calm and collected in this weather…


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22 responses to “My Magic Moment remembered…”

  1. Thanks for sharing. I love the ocean and I haven’t been there in a long time. My soul longds to go.

    1. My soul also, Brenda… hopefully, I can go soon…

  2. Thanks for sharing your peaceful escape with us. I know what you mean about being by the water. 💗

    1. I suppose this happens because we are 8o% water…

      1. I think you may be right! :)

        1. Only, it doesn’t affect everyone… or maybe it does and they don’t mention it…

          1. That just may be. 😋

  3. Ah, the sea, the sea. :)

    1. Definitely, Widds… always and forever…

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    A lovely video, British beaches are totally different to South African beaches with all the little stones. During our visit to London last week we went to Beachy head and it was also stones.

    1. It’s Robbie 🤗

    2. Sandy beaches are becoming rare these days…

  5. A lovely memory.

    1. where would we be without our memories, Darlene?

      1. Exactly!! ❤️❤️

  6. I appreciate the vicarious visit and thoroughly enjoyed every moment! <3

    1. better than nothing, Annette…

  7. I do so miss living near the sea. Thank you for taking me along on your trip to the water’s edge.

    1. You are more than welcome, Violet…

  8. I love lying in bed listening to waves crash during the night. My late mother in law lived on the coast with the beach yards away. Wonderful. Great post.

    1. I would love to live close to the sea, Jane. My idea of heaven…

      1. My husband’s too. I am a country girl however, although I enjoy the sea when I am near it.

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