While everyone’s sleeping, I’m out chasing the light. Yesterday morning at South Miami Beach, this was the scene.
Enjoy the rest of your Sunday folks. I’m cooking a boliche roast for the next 3-4 hours which should be ready by kickoff. Go Fish!
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Cool pic, Mike. This morning, I bet you that same place is full of surfers riding the post-cold front waves.
Oh, and I have to correct you, it’s “Go FINS!” Bon Appetit!
there was one surfer yesterday and you’re probably right after the front …
You know, I’ve always wanted to see a picture of steam coming out the ocean on a cold day. I heard that happens when a cold front hits Miami. Do you have any pictures of that, Mike?
j2tharome, I’ve only seen that in canals, lakes, ponds, but not in the ocean. I have a few shots like those somewheres…especially in the Glades.
Wow! How beautiful! I bet the water is warm too!
warm is reltive. The water is freezing at 60+ degrees.
As a scuba diver I noticed that water needs to be a least 78-79 degrees to be enjoyed, anything below that calls for a wetsuit or plenty of alcohol.
Correction,
Water at 78 degrees starts feeling cold as that 1 degree makes a big difference.