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| Curly Port Stanley, ON September 2024 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
- Waves spend most of their lives mostly invisibly crossing vast bodies of water.
- They reach their most impressive state in the very last seconds of their existence.
- Their lives end with a literal bang, crashing out onto land before becoming a mere memory.
But as I try to commit a few of of these rollers to pixels, I remind myself to stop overthinking everything.
Indeed, sometimes it’s more than enough to just stand in the wind and feel the spray on my face.
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