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Photo by C. Jeff Dyrek
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I took a lot of sunset photos but I think that this is my favorite.This photo was taken from the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk, CV-63, somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. I can remember how nice it was, when the seas were calm. The sky was absolutely beautiful with the colors changing from blue to blue-green to gold and then to a bright deep red. The air was fresh. You can breathe so well it was like drinking a smooth wine. I will always remember my friends at sea. You didn't have to worry what was going to happen tomorrow. There were no bills to pay, no phones to answer, no salesman. When you laid down to bed the sea gently rocked the boat like a babies crib. You went into the deepest, most relaxing sleep. |
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