Greetings,
How are you doing, photo hunters?
It is a great time to be exploring the sand area at the beach.
My friends were still outside the Capitol when the rest day schedule hit.
I could wait for their return before heading to the beach, but I decided to go hunting for nice photos.
My friends could not believe the improvement of the local spots I just visited.
This area of the beach was closed for renovation, and the path that lead poeple to the area was no longer sand.
It is a paved road,d not too invasive to the scenery on the beach. It is like the right band of concrete you can practice running or racing.
I reached the palm tree space where the visitors on the beach could buy a drink, sit under the tree's shade and have a wonderful time.
The weather was not too bright,t so I could not get the shadow as expected, but the hunting was successful. I had the opportunity to enter this space as soon as it opened to the public.
As you can see from the photos, the recreation area is not private, yet I hope it is handled by the community in favour of the inclusion of business operations on the Ocean side.
What do you think of the size of those palm trees?
I think that they still have high heights to conquer, but I may be in error.
My knowledge of palm tree species is not as it should be; however, the characteristics of the trunk and early development leaves show distinct traits compared to the tall coconut trees.
Add in the comment your opinion about the scenery and the trees' potential to reach new heights.
Thanks for your attention to reading this post.
Regards