Moments of Freedom: Watching Children Dance with the Ocean Waves / Phone Photography contest 89

How are you doing, my friends?

It is a beautiful day to share these photos from my gallery. The past Saturday was the right climate condition to walk alongside the waves.
The beach was not too crowded, and I was sure to discover the nice shape of the sand and the singular beauty of the landscape.

You know as well as all the visitors on the beach in the area where erosion is active that the photo of the scenery is always new each time you venture out on the coastline.

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The sun was not too strong at this time of day. Although the clouds were not populating the sky, the sunlight did not pierce as strongly as it used to heat the ground.

I would love to jump in the water running on the sand, considering the low pull from the waves. I did not find the courage to entertain these thoughts.
Young swimmers nearby showed me how to ride the waves, but I could not risk all the electronic materials I had on me.

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It was perhaps an excuse, considering the high intensity of the scream 5 meters away each time the Ocean waves fell on the sandy ground. The children lying down expected the water to carry their bodies far up on the beach.

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I took a step back and kept watching the beautiful expression of freedom demonstrated by the happy group of children, ignoring all dangers, enjoying the moment.

It is a nice moment, I told myself, and before continuing my photowalk discovery, I invite the oldest members of the group to keep an eye out for the rest. The big brother mission is to ensure the safety of the rest and understand that if the waves pick up in strength, they should stop and return another day.

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I knew that they would not forget the advice once I left, so I was at peace once my walk resumed on the opposite side for hours, appreciating the beauty of the scenery.

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