People often talk about re-charging their batteries when the subject of vacation comes up. I wonder how many folks ever really experience that process physically. Our bodies are strung together by complex electrical circuits, and spending the winter in the snow and cold can seriously drain the current from our bodies battery.
Sunlight can provide the current necessary for re-charge but it must be combined with consistent warmth and lack of stress to be effective. Hanging out on a sunny afternoon in a chair on your driveway with your shirt off when it’s 25° just doesn’t cut it.
Being cold is painful to me, which equates to stressful. When the cold goes away, the stress begins to melt with it. As day three in the warm Arizona sun progresses I can really feel my battery re-charging.
It’s been a fun day today! After shooting the London Bridge I came back to the motel and posted the photos. I have determined that the Boardwalk under the bridge, in both directions, is the heart of this place. It’s where Spring Break happens and where all the play boats launch, including the charter ferry boats.
I returned to the Boardwalk later on and took some more photos:
Wow, that is the bluest sky I have ever seen. My favorite shot is the boat. Love the greens and the blues. I am amazed!!!
As always your photos are great. Love the big floaty things. Are they something you can crawl inside and roll around on the water? If so looks a little scarey. Be sure and charge a little extra so it doesn’t run out to soon. Continue rechargeing.
Thanks Betty! The floaty things are for kids to play in and they’re supervised and never float out of their confinement.