Agnès Varda on the sailboat Quand Même, photographer unknown, September, 1948. Estate of Agnès Varda / Rosalie Varda Collection via The New Yorker
Agnes Varda ~ Valentine Schlegel and Mr. Mestres on the deck of a sailboat, ca. 1949. Institut pour la Photographie des Hauts-de-France | src Rencontres Arles
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The World Reimagined, Greenwich
One of the globes at the World Reimagined art feature illuminating the reality and impact of transatlantic slavery
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Friesland (Detail) - Jeroen Allart , 2016.
Dutch , b. 1986
Oil on vanvas, 40 x 40 cm .
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Morro Rock Ecological Preserve, CA (No. 8)
With an oceanfront parking lot located directly under the shadow of awe-inspiring Morro Rock, this popular surf spot is as close to the rock as it gets. Although technically part of Morro Strand, this beach is often referred to as Morro Rock Beach by locals and travelers alike, for reasons that will become obvious the moment you arrive. Easily stroll the base of Morro Rock, keeping an eye out for seabirds (fun fact: the rock is the last of “the nine sisters,” or volcanic mountains that run from the Central Coast to Southern California). Today, Morro Rock is a historic landmark and bird sanctuary home to Peregrine Falcons, Seagulls and all manner of waterfowl which thrive along the rocky landscape. Surfers, picnickers, kite-flyers and sunbathers flock to the beach located just north of the rock, while the south side—protected by the harbor—is popular among kayakers and fishing enthusiasts. Planning on staying in San Simeon or Cambria, two popular Central Coast kayaking destinations in their own right? We encourage you to bring your kayak south to Morro Bay for a unique experience unlike what you’ve already enjoyed. While you might see whales and elephant seals to the north on Highway 1, Morro Bay features its own menagerie of critters, including friendly harbor seals and a year-round otter population that can be observed regularly snacking, napping, and communing among Morro Bay’s plentiful kelp beds.
Similarly, surfers staying in Cayucos love the close proximity to Morro Rock—known as one of the most popular surf spots on the Central Coast. Why not rent a board and catch a few iconic waves for yourself? Depending on the swell, you can also paddle across the harbor side to Sand Spit beach (also accessible from the Los Osos side). Large waves are common here, so it’s important to watch kids while they play in the water (lifeguards are staffed from Memorial Day Labor Day from 10am-6pm). Please note that dogs must be on-leash in this area, but they are welcome to roam freely at the Morro Bay Dog Beach, which stretches six miles north to dog-friendly town Cayucos. With its vast, sandy beach and views of Morro Rock in the distance, you’ll enjoy the walk just as much as your pup. Lastly, parking at Morro Rock Beach is a breeze: just take your pick of spots in this massive parking lot with bathrooms and outdoor showers to clean off sandy toes. Plus, parking wraps south of the rock, providing even more convenience for busy days (you’ll enjoy even greater views of the rock, local wildlife, and glittering back bay as you park the car). That’s a true win-win!
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14832 Christiania. Bateau-Ecole et Yachts. Norvège (Ferrier père et fils et Soulier et Levy)
Oslo - Ripresa di due velieri in un tratto di mare non distante dalla riva (diapositiva - stereoscopia) (1876-1900) | src ICCD
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Feels like Summer 🌊⛵✨
I'm still impressed by how many colours you can actually mix with just a few tubes. Here, I used Prussian Blue, Pyrrole Orange, Davy's Grey, & Vandyke Brown 🥰💙
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"I am like a little sailing boat caught in your drift, floating along with three little words on my lips.. as I sail along underneath the moon, I whisper them.. I love you."
I am no pirate honey, but I'll have you hooked - eUë
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