Sunset has always fascinate me. The burst of colors on the sky seems like an expansive canvas painted with life. Summer skyline is always the liveliest and for years, I've always been lured to the beach in this time of the year. One just can't miss it. Baybay Beach here in Roxas City is a long stretch of black sand that looks towards the Sibuyan Sea. When the weather is fine and the sky is clear, the tall mountains of Sibuyan Island of Romblon province, which is six hours by sea travel, is visible. Life always hustled and bustled with in this beach, especially on weekends. You could hear playful shouts and cheers, frolicking children, karaoke singers, sometimes out of tune, merry but drunk gentlepeople, and so on. The pandemic, however, silenced all that. Coronavirus restrictions banned swimming in public places, including the beaches. Today is one of those days where the shoreline is near empty, except for myself and some people taking their afternoon walk.
Oh, how breathtaking this afternoon sunset is! We live for sunsets in our lives because it keeps us hoping that sunrise brings us a better day.
The shoreline is empty - and clean and pristine! Since swimming in public places in banned due to COVID restrictions, our beach has ample time to rest and rejuvenate.
This stunning sunset and the refreshing sea breeze make up for my dose of vitamin sea. The solitary long walk is a recharge for my mind and this view is a fount of inspiration. Perhaps, you may even ponder and ask yourself, "When you have this view so beautiful, would you ever leave home?" Think over. Ciao bella!
Enjoying these sunset views.
1 comment:
A wonderful piece with fabulous photographs. The sunsets over the Sibuyan Sea are so often spectacular.
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