Eagle Beach in Aruba was full of life, when we spent a month there in 2012.
I never grew tired of it.
Whether it was going for a walk or a jog, meditating with your toes in the tide, swimming with your dog or having a beer (and hopefully picking up your trash), there was all sorts of activity going on.
In the day time it was calm, until our last week when a beach tennis tournament started, bringing yet another kind of activity and different vibes.
To get a better view of the silhouettes of people doing their very own beach thing, click on the images to enlarge.
The birds in the pictures are pelicans, making quick dives into the water all day long.
Participating in Daily Post’s Muse photo challenge
28 replies on “Beach Silhouettes”
Beautiful photos. Looks like anybody’s idea of paradise. Your colours are gorgeous. 🙂
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Thank you! I was my paradise, for sure! I could’ve stayed there forever
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oh the urge for a beach holiday is coming on!
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Same here! None in sight though! :O Must live thru my blog!!
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Such wonderful colour display!
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Thank you, Inger! 🙂 I love all beach/sunset colors, nice and bright! In the day, the water at Eagle beach was a beautiful turquoise – I’ll post some pictures of that later on!
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It’s hard to go wrong with beaches and sunsets. 🙂
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True!
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lovely sunsets!
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Yes, those Aruban sunsets were lovely! Thanks for the nice comment! 🙂
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So much beautiful blue – sea and sky, set off by the gorgeous sunsets. Aruba looks to be a very lovely island.
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I loved it there – Eagle Beach was very calm and quiet, as well as beautiful. Most tourism happens at another part of the island, which we visited but luckily didn’t stay at because I’m not really a resort enthusiast. I mean, resorts are nice, but why travel all that distance just to lounge in a hotel area? Where we stayed resembled ordinary life a bit more. Though we were still tourists, obviously 🙂 But we also saw other stuff besides the tourist village…. Anyway, my point is, Aruba was great! 🙂
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Gorgeous! Beautiful colors and beach scenes.
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Thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment! I’m a big beach fan! That’s one of the great things about having my own blog: I get to dream about those beautiful places and memories over and over again 🙂
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Same here! Always like living near a beach if possible. If you ever visit the West Coast, Highway 1, also known as Pacific Coast Highway is spectacular, all the way from the Mexican border up to Canada!
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Thanks for the tip, that sounds like a great road trip plan! I’d love to see all those places in between – and the coast.
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Wow… Those colors are fabulous! I want to go to Aruba too!
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Thanks! I absolutely loved Aruba, wish I could live there! Took so many colorful photos, too… will start publishing them sometime soon (so many destinations to cover in my blog, I sometimes want to do several posts at a time!)
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One post at a time is great!!!! It allows us to travel smoothly with you! But I understand the urge to write and post the pictures as soon or as fast as possible, in order to show all the beauty.
One step at a time, one destination at a time, let the curiosity fall in and attract us…
Can’t wait to see more about Aruba, though!
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😀
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Nice Pics!
I wish I would visit this Place.
Do visit to read my latest poems.
Regards,
Shiva
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Hope you can visit it someday! I’ll stop by 🙂
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❤ ❤ ❤ Wonderful.
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Thanks! Palm trees are probably my favorite subject to photograph!
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Paradise ! now I know why your Blog Photo is palm tree .Great choice. What a soulful mind you have.
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That really was paradise 🙂 It’s where I am when I close my eyes and imagine…
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I believe that. When you see such wonderful place, the charm doesn’t get lost.
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