How lucky we picked one of my favorite beaches for our low-tide run today. An extremely low tide on New Year’s Day 2011 gave sand artist
Kirkos the opportunity to create a meditation labyrinth that was well attended. Indeed, parking was scarce and summer-like crowds milled about.
People walked the labyrinth and brought items to help decorate this awesome artwork.
Low tide provided plenty of beach for walkers, runners, and sand artist Kirkos.
Here is Stone Steps Beach in Leucadia, looking north on a crystal clear (and sunny) New Year's Day. Happy New Years to all!
How lucky we picked one of my favorite beaches for our low-tide run today. An extremely low tide on New Year’s Day 2011 gave sand artist Kirkos the opportunity to create a meditation labyrinth that was well attended. Indeed, parking was scarce and summer-like crowds milled about.
People walked the labyrinth and brought items to help decorate this awesome artwork.
Low tide provided plenty of beach for walkers, runners, and sand artist Kirkos.
Here is Stone Steps Beach in Leucadia, looking north on a crystal clear (and sunny) New Year's Day. Happy New Years to all!
3 comments:
I would like to use the labyrinth photo to accompany the video "Lines in the Sand" on YouTube of the same labyrinth (or one like it). May I have permission?
Robert, thanks for asking! Yes you may. Leave a link to YouTube so we can see! --Gail
That's lovely sand art. Nice way to enjoy the beach.
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