Walking with your guide and the caresses of the sea.

The sea is something I am passionate about, something that fills me with energy, whether I touch the water, go in it, walk along the shore on the wet sand, or simply sit and contemplate it.

The sea is a great source of inspiration for me, and not just the sea but water in general. I love rainy days, although it doesn't rain here in summer, but all manifestations of water are motivating and relaxing for me in the sense that they free me from stress and fill me with good energy.

When I go into the sea and walk in, seeing the fish around me, I get a pleasant feeling of abundance, peace, and tranquility. They are there, and it is as if they are saying to me: we will swim close to you and renew you. The waves of the sea, even the gentlest ones, have the same effect, and even more so when I walk along the shore and the foam gently reaches my feet.

A walk along a high path where I can see the sea is equally relaxing for the eyes and the spirit.

To reach that magical place where I like to be, as far away as possible, I first have to take a long walk under the sun, and that day there was a lot of sun, but the boats greeted me as I passed by. I love boats; I see in them a sense of freedom, and the fact that they can enter the sea and be in it is fantastic.

Many places in the city, both near the sea and in the mountains or forests, parks, have many trails, so many that I don't know when I will finish exploring them, but I like the challenge of going to the highest ones. I always say: the views from there must be wonderful. And they are.

Exploring the place is another thing I love, and that day I just wanted to touch the soft sand and let the waves come to me, although I explored the place first, but always with her as my guide, a large rock with different shapes that appeared as I looked at it from different angles. She would be my guide that day.

Not only do I like to walk and feel the sand under my feet, especially when it's wet, but I also like to admire the landscape around me and notice the details I see, taking photographs with details that make them stand out. Walks are an opportunity to experiment with photography and try things out, many of which I bring here, and I love it.

When the sea, the water reaches the rocks, I love to walk near them because the sound is relaxing, and being almost rhythmic, it is very calming.

Next to my guide, the large rock, the foam forms patterns in the sand as if it were a very soft and transparent fabric that settles gently on the earth. I really enjoy watching this, and it is also very soothing. The small things in nature are often the most amazing.

Do you notice how the foam glistens? It is so white that it sparkles in the sunlight, and when it accumulates, it forms a very white blanket, like a painter's impasto on canvas. I love painting the sea and foam; it is something wonderful. Those little white threads on the wet sand, I love to see how they appear and disappear.

The great guide stands imposingly before me, and I can see shapes and faces, like someone looking for shapes in the clouds. Do you know people like that? I love it.

This view looking at the horizon, pure beauty.

It seems as if the sand is cold and is wrapping itself in the foam.

I decided to continue my walk, and some steps invited me to climb up. I wanted to get really high.

Once at the top, admiring these views was wonderful. I was probably very excited by what I was seeing because I took a few steps and took a photo to see the difference.

I was far away and high up. I felt that there was nothing else in the world but the landscape and me. I felt a deep sense of freedom, like a horse galloping aimlessly.

I kept walking away and turning around to take a picture, always guided by the landscape.

When the rock disappeared from view, new landscapes appeared, the open sea.

Or perhaps rocks that, depending on how the sun illuminated them, had a strong color between soft brown and yellow.

I found this place very romantic, perfect for enjoying an afternoon there and watching the sunset.

All the trails, especially the highest ones, have a safety railing, which allowed me to lean on it and look out.

Looking down at those rocks and the sun as it said goodbye.

A calm sea that always awaits me with a wonderful, relaxing walk full of good energy.

Thank you for joining me today on this beautiful Wednesday walk. I send my warmest regards to all of you. See you soon.
Amonet.

All photographs are my own.