I am currently on vacation in the Netherlands (and need to remember to write an entry about my trip to Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Poland once I return...), and yesterday evening I witnessed a beautiful and highly impressive sunset.
In the end it turned out to be of little worth, but here I shall post it nonetheless...
When I came to the beach passing the dunes with their blazing weeds and its desert sand, the sun was a blinding white sphere, but over the time it shrunk down or refined itself into an amazing golden globe, as round and bright as even possible.
Its shining shadow extended down into the ocean and lit the deep blue waves that filled the air with the sound of their continuous motion.
Further down, where the water having exhausted its rush slid swiftly along the slippery sand in gentle advances followed by similarly light retreats, the blinding shine scattered into many sparkles until where the sea had already wetted the soil and left its mark in it it was again reflected by the thin layer of moisture that laid upon the sand.
In the end it turned out to be of little worth, but here I shall post it nonetheless...
When I came to the beach passing the dunes with their blazing weeds and its desert sand, the sun was a blinding white sphere, but over the time it shrunk down or refined itself into an amazing golden globe, as round and bright as even possible.
Its shining shadow extended down into the ocean and lit the deep blue waves that filled the air with the sound of their continuous motion.
Further down, where the water having exhausted its rush slid swiftly along the slippery sand in gentle advances followed by similarly light retreats, the blinding shine scattered into many sparkles until where the sea had already wetted the soil and left its mark in it it was again reflected by the thin layer of moisture that laid upon the sand.
