1982 agios nikolaos, crete view from the mountains |
herne bay, kent, england central parade (old postcard from here) |
☻ a grey day for the latter it was too. i remember the company i was in. i'd met up with someone in new york, who prooved frightfully boring. fleeing to new jersey, i met up with the very bore's niece, who turned out to be the immensely bubbly kind, ironically reflecting the impressive ocean. the family was living on an air base. they showed me round the mess several times, praising it like it was nobody's business. i wasn't into uniforms anyway, so i stayed the proverbial night, the polite thing to do. reverse excitement was all mine when i was younger, drifting seemed the kinder way to do it.
LOVELY PHOTOS nadine! especially the last two. love the one of you in the water. and the angle, the light, the color, the forms of the last - wonderful!
ReplyDeletehope it's a good week! so glad you're sharing these old pic with us! xo
p.s. your description of your other day was delightful. how nice for you. p.p.s. i have a rhino like that too that a wonderful man, an "uncle" carved. i'll share it soon.
ReplyDeleteyour "new" house must be filling up nicely.
Such nice pictures, especially the last two.:)
ReplyDeleteP.S. I really like your header very much.
I love your post! So full of memories... The sea, always the sea. I have a lot of tenderness for the North sea ("la mer" de mon enfance) with its paper flowers bought with shells and "sea kniffes". The picture of you is precious.
ReplyDeleteHave a good day!
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Oh wow..the sea..i can hear the waves ;)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little mermaid, and you still are deep inside I'm sure ;)
ReplyDeleteThe "charme" of old and "real" pictures!
ReplyDeleteRealy a story of history.
ReplyDeleteSeeing the first picture I though you made a photoshop job, wasn't sure if I like it and than I read the date.
So long time ago ... I was at Sardegna's sea that year.
Beautiful selection of photos for this CV.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your nice words in your comment!
Have a great day,
Kasia
Lovely posting full of memories! Thanks for giving me a glimpse into your past! :o)
ReplyDeleteGlorious post,
ReplyDeletefrolicking in the waves of the days here and gone and here again...
Your connections with the sea, that you share, tell a story of who you are and how we are all formed by our experiences...and close to the sea there is definitely a special energy:))
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what a beautiful window into your past. is that you on the beach, looking so relaxed, hand under chin? adorable. 1974, I was born! A very good year :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you are writing these great stories down...oh wait, you just did!
Thanks for sharing!
The sea, like the leaves of fall, triggers so many memories. Your photos and words take me back.
ReplyDeletei like this little trip down your memory lane... and adorable you, in spain :)
ReplyDeleteNice post, and photo of you as a child. I too lived in the UK in the 80s, and I also have tasted some of the oceans, once upon a very long time ago - they're not the same waters as the my sea.
ReplyDeleteI like your photos, the holiday atmosphere, the memories ...
ReplyDelete:D for the pictures & the memories. CV is such a nice excuse to go back in time!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of photos and I love the postcard.
ReplyDeleteLove all your views and experiences and the way you retold them. Glad "drifting " won out ... the best way to travel :^)
ReplyDeleteso so lovely. a reflection of ones memories, all tossing round in ones brain of the sea. or something like that. so is that you washed ashore in spain? sexy...x
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful. Love this photo series.
ReplyDeletewat leuk met de geschiedenis van je zee ervaring er bij!!!
ReplyDeletegrappig dat zo'n pier in belgie er ook is in scheveningen en engeland!!
like your photos very much, specialy the last one
ReplyDeletethanks
I enjoyed your post, thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteI adore the sea... Your 1974 photo is superb.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed your seaside trip down memory lane! Very much in the same spirit as my offering!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteSuch a charming trip you took us on!
ReplyDeleteLove the picture of 1974...lovely moment!
ReplyDeletelove those picks!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are to have dipped a toe into so many seas! Perhaps this summer I'll dip mine into the waters off the Blankenberge pier in Belgium!
ReplyDeletesuch lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful posts filled with memories and wonderful thoughts. I love your photos, and you have me wishing to see the sea once more.
ReplyDelete:)
I love it when I imagine so many beautiful memories.This post is,with all its letters,beautiful and full of coincidences.
ReplyDeleteYou know my name and the oceans are so close in meaning,as I wish my life was too related to that vast,inmense amount of life and beauty.
And the picture of you in Nules... Well that's beautiful too, thinking of you having tasted these sunny,rocky beaches nineteen years before I tried them, well... I've always been a coincidence freak and I probably will be for the rest of my life,and I always liked this little paysage connection between you and me.
Big kisses!