BeachStyle
Where will today take you?
Where will today take you?
Watching the Super Blue Blood Moon set over the Pacific Ocean on Jan. 31 was incredible!
Is there anything more amazing than a Hawaiian sunset? Hawaii is one of my all-time favorite places to go for writing inspiration—and it’s easy to see why. I shot this image last week in Poipu Beach, Kauai in the middle of an ocean-view pool with my new waterproof camera. (Yes, I’ve determined that … Read Entire Post
On my trip to Kauai in late February, something amazing happened. I no longer felt like a tourist! Kauai is one of my favorite places in the world, and it’s truly an author’s paradise. The scenery is breathtaking. The ocean is warm and inviting. Inspiration is everywhere—the sea, the land, … Read Entire Post
Sparkle in the rain…
Thank you for a great 2016! Happy New Year from the DARK SURF team!
Ke’e Beach is located in Ha’ena State Park at the west end of Highway 56. Literally at the end of road, it’s the last beach accessible by car on Kauai’s north shore. Ke’e’s ocean lagoon is protected from waves by reefs and ideal for the calm ocean conditions of the summer—which means it’s also … Read Entire Post
Is living by the ocean good for your health? Researchers think so, as reported in a Huffington Post article, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/29/living-by-ocean-health_n_3516918.html Want a second opinion? Hit the beach and see how YOU feel. And then let me know at www.facebook.com/TCZmak Personally speaking, I know I always feel better after spending time at the beach.
It’s officially summer! My beach bag is packed & ready to go with: dark sunglasses (the darker, the better for the nearly full moon) a soft, turquoise blue beach towel from Maui sunscreen (the max SPF known to human-kind) wet wipes to get the greasy sunscreen off my fingertips after applying … Read Entire Post
In one of the world’s largest volunteer efforts for oceans and waterways, the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup has mobilized millions of people over nearly 3 decades. Most volunteers walk, while others set out on boats or don scuba gear to find trash in and under the water. The Ocean … Read Entire Post