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Are there actually tsunamis that hit in one of those big curved surfer’s platonic ideal of waves/The Great Wave Off Kanagawa? I had always assumed they’re like sneaker waves that go far inland at high volume and depth, but figured they wouldn’t really do the surf’s up kinda wave.
A bit of a rainbow on the Oregon Coast.
source: Marcella Ogata-Day
It was a very high tide, aka King Tide, yesterday. Jan. 11, 2020. Cold and exhilarating. An approximate forecast of 14 feet, 16 seconds. High tide was at 7.97 feet at 11:16 am. John and I were checking out the King Tides along Trinidad down to Arcata. The strength of the surge can be seen on this video I took while checking out Moonstone Beach. There is a perceived sense of being safe and there were plenty of times when the waves came up, then went back as expected. But waves can double up with a strong surge coming to shore which happened yesterday and knocked some people not even on the sandy part of the beach off their feet with water coming up to the parking area. Everyone was okay and a lot more alert.
Be alert, be aware, WATCH YOUR BACK these wave bastards will GET YOU.
Stopover in Iceland -
The Golden Circle, Stop 5: Reynisfjara – Black sand beaches
Considered one of the world’s ten most beautiful non-tropical beaches, the Reynisfjara boasts not only black volcanic particles (bigger than sand, really), but also the famous ‘sneaker waves’ – so-called because they come much farther in than you think they will, and they have much more strength to draw you out into the North Atlantic than you expect. It was difficult to limit the number of photos to include here!
Photos copyright Gordon Saunders
I interviewed Tristen about her new album (which I cannot recommend enough), feminism, and inclusivity in music for the June issue of Guitar World out now and online here.
Live Review: Tristen Brings 'Sneaker Waves' and Summer Feelings to Chicago
Live Review: Tristen Brings 'Sneaker Waves' and Summer Feelings to Chicago @tristentristen @HaymarketPub via @LaurieFanelli
When the sun comes out in the Windy City, Chicagoans celebrate by enjoying live music. On April 12 – one of the first downright beautiful days of the season – concert-goers were treated to a night full of roots rhythms and enthralling jams as Nashville-based singer-songwriter Tristen and her band headlined Haymarket Pub & Brewery during an installment of the establishment’s Thursday Night…
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Tristen On Women In Art, Transformative Songwriting & Heading Out On Tour
Tristen, @tristentristen, On Women In Art, Transformative Songwriting & Heading Out On Tour via @LaurieFanelli #singer #songwriter #music
On her third album, “Sneaker Waves,” Tristen has created a collection of mellifluous music – full of poetic lyrics, classic stories and pop rhythms – accented by complex compositions and an unflinching female perspective. Many of the songs were written with the live setting in mind, and Tristen will be bringing her creations to stages across the country over the next two months – including an…
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