A Wednesday walk at Playa Turpialito!!

Walking on the beach always turns out to be a good practice even when the sea is rough or the dynamics of the currents and waves are strong.

Nothing more relaxing than walking along the beach, feeling the sea breeze, feeling how the sand sinks under your feet and hearing the swaying of the waves.
Today, Wednesday, my walk was at Turpialito Beach, in front of the Gulf of Cariaco in the state of Sucre. From where you can see the other coast, fishermen's boats and inhabitants of the small town, and of course various natural elements of the coastal seascape.

I love to watch how the waves approach the shore and with force and subtlety they withdraw so that a new one arrives.

They seem like cylinders of energy that come from afar to hit the shore and wear it down little by little. They rarely travel alone, we usually see them in series, some taller than others.

In my walk I could see how the waves brought a small seaweed, placing it on the shore, and then trying to reach it and take it away.

As well as how the waves reach a mollusk shell until it is completely bathed. Surely it returns to the sea or is buried with the sand that stirs up the waves.

¡It was a pleasure to share my walk with you!

Happy and Blessed Wednesday!

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The photographs are my own. Taken with my Redmi cell phone

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