A bright orange hue reached the sky from the beach to meet the dark ocean. It was a stunning skyline made of a combination of yellows and reds. It looked almost as though the Aurelian sun was lying on the sea. Seagulls were high above the ground, flying up and down until they reached a sand dune. The clouds were dark with brightly lit beams of light emanating from them. As if trying to soothe a person’s soul, the waves made a gentle crashing sound. The waves made a gentle rhythmic sound that satisfied the eyes. The sun seemed to disappear into the ocean as the tide drew closer to shoreline. As the sun set, the waves became larger as they got closer to shore.
The seashells that were left behind by the waves as they crashed onto the shoreline had been scattered along its shoreline. Many people walked on the sandy shore, feeling the sand warm under their feet. The grainy sand was reminiscent of millions of sugar-crystals. The grains had a light nude color and were clear in color. The entire beach was covered in this pale nude sand. Tourists used the beach to put their vibrant umbrellas. These umbrellas were strategically colored in multiple colors. Children were building sandcastles on the shore. Tourists were busy looking for seashells mixed with sand. The waves had washed seashells onto beaches. Every shell was unique and each one looked different. Although most of the shells were whole clamshells, some were also crushed and mixed together in different ways. Many shells sat on the beach, waiting to be picked up by tourists. Tourists brought home bags and pals full shells. The salty sea air blew against the tourists as they continued collecting shells. The sea air was thickened by salt and humidity. Wind created fog-like clouds on windows as it blew against houses and cars. The wind cools the humid, hot air. The cool, crisp air brought chills to the sunburnt skins of tourists who walked along the coast. A feeling of complete relaxation was experienced as you sit on the sandy sand and listen to the soothing sounds of the waves. This evening is set to be perfect.
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