One of the joys of living along a western coastline is watching the sun set over an ocean horizon.
Living on the beach in Vancouver, I did this often — in fact, my bedroom faced English Bay and I had a floor to ceiling window. For nearly five years that bedroom was also my office most of the week, and the rest of the time I worked in an office on the Sunshine Coast, which also had an amazing view of the ocean. (In mid-December the sun sets around 4:15pm, so there were plenty of sunset opportunities.) In my early working life, I had one of the best windows facing Coal Harbour at the time, on the 12th floor of the Marine Building. Yes, I did a lot of staring out the window.
My conclusion: once ocean sunsets get old, it’s time to give up on life. Until then, it’s perfectly acceptable and even a really good idea to ditch the kitchen and have dinner at the beach as the sun goes down.
{ More photos in the Spring 2017 album. }
Goodbye Sun. Day. ??
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April 23, 2017
Album: Portugal [Spring 2017]
