Running Away by beachzz
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Of course there's a little story to go along with this foto. When I went to the beach the other day, this man drove up at the same time I did, got out of his car and took off running up the beach. By the time I got my stuff together, he'd disappeared. When I got as far as I could go, I started wondering where he'd gone. The waves were breaking over the beach, and the water was 3 feet deep in some places. I couldn't get to my barn so I was quite curious about him. On my way back, he passed me, and that's when I noticed he was barefoot, wet and his legs looked COLD. He just ran right thru that water, cold as it was. Guess I'm just a wuss!!
Comments (12)
Great capture...
Nice capture of this brave fellow Marilyn.. sooner him than me!!
Who was that Running Man? Intersting story and capture. Aloha
Oh no - he is just really tough and brave and very, very macho!!!!! LOL.. Great story and image Marilyn! :)
Boys will be boys.
NICE shot and story, beachzz! The OLDER we get the WUSSIER we get usually also. WINK. My BEST to you and yours, KIND SOUL. TallPockets/brian.
Yeah, when I was 12 I liked to play in the ocean, too. Now? Not so much! LOL! I think it's gotten colder as I've gotten older. :P
This is what I call downright dedication and determination! Not for sissies, that's for sure! Anyway, terrific capture considering the circumstances, Marilyn! And remember to check out my Hibiscus, your fav flower.
Great shot!
I liked running on the beach years ago too. Used to run in the surf until one day I stepped in an underwater hole...pulled the ligaments around one ankle (swollen and sore for two weeks). Haven't run in the surf since. This man just hasn't had that experience yet...unfortunately, it is coming for him:) Excellent pic and story...like it.
I have yet to run along a beach, despite there being beaches here in Chicago. I love this image, its so personal, intimate, and mysterious all at once. There's something about runners that always captures my imagination and now I have to wonder about this one. What's his story? Great piece of work here, and I love the focus.
cool capture smiles warm hugs, Linda