OK guys, here is a shot today at Destin Fl.
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Its like this majority of the time. I live at Gulf Shores Al. Our beach is not this emerald.
I just got back from cozumel, i have never seen water this blue.
Its not quite vacation season. Plus its the middle of the week. This is between Destin & Ft Walton surrounded by a military base
Aha, that makes sense. I suppose too when you live around that year round, it's not such a big deal to go.
Around these parts, we don't have beaches that nice, but the ones we do have get overrun the moment it stops raining and temps get over 60.
-Mike
Local visitors to one of my favorite beaches here in SoCal. (White's Cove, Catalina) The water is very blue and clear for snorkeling. The downside is the water rarely gets above 70 degrees in the summertime.
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70? That is cool water! Our ocean is not always clear. Plus when it is, there is nothing much to see besides sand and occasional fish swim by.Local visitors to one of my favorite beaches here in SoCal. The water is very blue and clear for snorkeling. The downside is the water rarely gets above 70 degrees in the summertime.
I don't feel so bad about not having a swimsuit body after seeing them at the beach.Local visitors to one of my favorite beaches here in SoCal. The water is very blue and clear for snorkeling. The downside is the water rarely gets above 70 degrees in the summertime.
The West Coast waters are much cooler than the East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico. We get the Japanese current which runs clockwise in the northern hemisphere of the Pacific. Basically, the current runs by Alaska before it comes down to Southern California.
Wow. Great shot. I have always wanted to visit Destin. Over on the east coast its not so pretty (Port Canaveral), but nice none the less. And you get to spot rockets (and a dolphin).
Summer and sunny weather has finally made it to the Midwest, where we won't have to look at this for another six months at least. Yuk.
Unfortunately, we cranked up the AC in the practice room overnight, and the blasted humidity made things dicey for the first few songs. On another note, Ice Ice, Baby was never played with so much intensity.
Unfortunately, we cranked up the AC in the practice room overnight, and the blasted humidity made things dicey for the first few songs. On another note, Ice Ice, Baby was never played with so much intensity.
70? That’s warm!
Ocean temp on the Oregon coast is in the low 50s. Not for swimming!
(Pretty to walk along,though.)
