camminando | Discovering Golden Gray Hues

On my birthday recurrence, June 26, the early morning light shortly past sunrise had golden-gray hues. I went for my tracked usual sunrise walk at Eastern Beach while pondering about what nature gave me as a birthday present: food for thought. It was a beautiful metaphor of how the literal changes of colors  in the morning light had a symbolic meaning in life: with age hair turns into gray but t the growth offered by living mindfully every day is as precious as gold.

The golden-gray turns into blue

camminando | Same Place Different Time

The first week of winter in the southern hemisphere,is announced by blustery winds and stormy water, even in the usually calm Corio Bay.

camminando | Quantifying My Geospatial Self at Portarlington

My first visit to Portarlington brought memorable walks from the fishing pier to the ramp about two kilometer west from the historic town of Portarlington (early 1800).

camminando | Quantifying My Geospatial Self While Viewing the Sun Rising at Eastern Beach

 

Dealing with the stress created by the School of Architecture during my PhD journey has become an endurance test. Walking and enjoyment of the natural beauty of Geelong offers some comfort, especially in witnessing the sun rising after a sleepless night. I continue quantifying my geospatial presence -and related biosensing- with Google My Tracks.

camminando | Widening Sunset Horizons

To view my walk in Google Earth with larger resolution images visit 4/27/2014 17:01| AU Geelong.kmz