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Tag Archives: Yemaya
May Post 2 – ‘her oceans are wombs, wombs oceans”
Walking along San Francisco’s Ocean Beach at minus tide I was able to see Ochre Sea Stars clinging to the mussel, anemone, and kelp-covered bases of “Seal Rocks.â€Â These rock islands jut out of the water like two-story pointed turban … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Walker, Ocean Beach, Oceans, Sandpipers, sea stars, Seal Rocks, shorebirds, Turnstones, We Have a Beautiful Mother, Yemaya
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August week 4 – regeneration, inspiration and wonderment.
Some things never seem to lose their ability to enchant us – crashing waves, fall colors, the songs of certain birds or tender loving words from that special person in your life.  For me the activities at the ocean’s edge … Continue reading
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Tagged Coastline, Giant Green Anemone, Harris Beach, Ocean, Oregon, Oystercatcher, Shoreline Photography, Stacy Boorn, Tuft Puffin, wonderment, Yemaya
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