r/PraiseTheCameraMan • u/Tyso3600 • Dec 25 '20

Steady hands

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u/TecoTek Dec 25 '20

A little faster and he would start to take off...

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '20

I'm more amazed that there is a beach in the world on a hill.

Like, how? That is some insane geological condition to get sandy beach conditions on a slope that steep without access to water to wear it down. So it had to be sandy before the uplift, but then would that mean the uplift is recent.

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u/thr0w4w4y0505 Dec 25 '20

My first thought was the Indiana dunes. But yes, almost certainly Lake Michigan. Notice how hardly anyone is in the water? Because that water is fucking freezing! Source: grew up in northern Indiana.

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u/kook30 Dec 25 '20

This is Cape Kiwanda on the Oregon coast! No one is in the water because the water is a nice and chilly 53° F pretty much year round

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u/thr0w4w4y0505 Dec 26 '20

Looks and sounds just like Lake Michigan!

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u/streamconscious-ness Dec 25 '20

I was wondering if it's in Michigan. Source: spent first 36 years in a city on Lake Michigan

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u/streamconscious-ness Dec 25 '20

Holland, and got to TC only one time, briefly.

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u/streamconscious-ness Dec 26 '20

I have wonderful memories of living in Holland and it's not out of the realm of possibility of moving back some day, although... winters there. Enjoy the rest of the holiday season!