How nice it is to go to the beach with a calm sea.
Arnao Beach (Asturias-Spain)
Quiet as it is to walk along the sand to the rocks where one can connect with nature and escape the murmur of hundreds of people talking non-stop and also the screams of children playing.
Arnao Beach (Asturias-Spain)
Going to the rocks where there is a bit more solitude makes me feel like this poor crab who was hiding from me in the sand.
Arnao Beach (Asturias-Spain)
But soon my holidays will be over, and the squalls will begin to lash the coast of my beloved Asturias, as well as the office work, the commercial visits and my trips to give training in different parts of Spain.
Fishing port of Viavelez (Asturias-Spain)
Many places with coastline, like my beloved A Caruña from where I saw some of the fiercest storms of wind and waves.
Riazor-Orzan Beach (A Coruña-Spain)
Waves that forced the creation of artificial dunes to protect the promenade.
Riazor-Orzan Beach (A Coruña-Spain)
Riazor-Orzan Beach (A Coruña-Spain) and my entry to #pobphotocontest organized by @friendlymoose
The machines worked every few hours to protect the city from the furious onslaught of the sea.
Riazor-Orzan Beach (A Coruña-Spain)
A sea that caught the attention of locals and strangers alike, and that we all wanted to immortalize.
Riazor-Orzan Beach (A Coruña-Spain)
Seeing how it broke violently against the rocks at the foot of the city.
Riazor-Orzan Beach (A Coruña-Spain)
Undoubtedly, the sea is the natural environment that most captivates me, both when it is violent and when it is a haven of peace.
San Lorenzo Beach (Gijón-Spain)
Greetings.
