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Lifestyle, Nature and Tourism

Living the Dream: How to Find Your Perfect Beachfront Property

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beige and brown house and seashore
Photo by Taras Makarenko on Pexels.com

Imagine waking up to the gentle sound of waves crashing on the shore, feeling the warm sand beneath the feet while stepping out the front door. Owning a beachfront property is a dream for many people, and Nicaragua offers many options for those seeking their own piece of paradise. Whether looking for a vacation home, an investment property, or a place to retire, Nicaragua’s beachfront houses for sale are worth considering. Continue reading Living the Dream: How to Find Your Perfect Beachfront Property →

Lifestyle, Nature and Tourism

Why Are People Drawn To Water?

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gentle waves

Water is one of the most essential elements for human life, being necessary for drinking, cooking, and cleaning. It also plays a vital role in manufacturing and agriculture. It’s no secret why is water so important to us, but let’s take closer look at the role it plays in daily life.

Water is a Biological Necessity

Water is essential for life because it’s a necessary component of human physiology. Our bodies are made up of 60% water. Water is needed for all of the body’s chemical reactions and is involved in many important processes, including regulating body temperature and transporting nutrients and oxygen to the cells.
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Lifestyle, Nature and Tourism

Saying Goodbye to Summer

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I don’t know about you, but I had a pretty decent summer. That would be, of course, especially compared to last summer. I hope  everyone is able to get away from home this weekend, even if it is just to go to the park, or to spend an hour or two on a very beautiful and peaceful beach. Whatever you do, take some time for yourself and appreciate all the good things you have in life.

See More Photos Of My Weekend in The Hamptons By Following Me on Instagram at @WorleyGigDotCom!

Arts and Culture

Ocean Shoe Street Art

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aquarium shoe photo by gail worley
All Photos By Gail

It was a dark  and stormy afternoon when I first spotted this unique piece of sculpture bolted to a street sign on East 13th Street (near Ave A). I went in for a closer look:

ocean shoe photo by gail worley

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Modern Art Monday Presents: David Hockney, Breakfast at Malibu, Sunday

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Breakfast at Malibu, Sunday
Photo By Gail

In the late 1980s, David Hockney bought a house on the beach in Malibu, California and proceeded to paint interiors that showcased the incredible view of the sea from his picture window. “When you live this close to the sea,” he said, “when it literally comes up and splashes the windows, it is not the horizon line which dominates, but the close movement of  the water itself. It’s like fire and smoke, endlessly changing, endlessly fascinating.” In Breakfast at Malibu, Sunday (1989) the Pacific Ocean is almost opalescent and seems to blend in with the horizon near the top edge  of the canvas.

Part of a Private Collection, This Painting was Photographed While On Loan to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC.

 

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