I'm a former Marine and retired NYC Transit Police Detective. I offer a photo journal blog that is mostly about beach life, the wildlife and the semi-wild human denizens of the shore. I find the former can teach much to the latter at Leebythesea.me
Human migration, it’s as natural as foliage reaching for the light, as natural as an infant reaching for a mother’s breast. Regarding my post, The Souls on the Other Side:https://leebythesea.me/2014/04/20/the-souls-on-the-other-side/ Humankind has […]
From Long Beach NY to Long Beach CA by bike…by the 4th of July. I took a bike ride on our boardwalk this April 22nd morning and came upon three hardy […]
I often stroll our shores lost in thought, as are many of you. Too lost to be present to the waves crashing, the gulls screaming, the primordial scent of life in the […]
Look me in the eye! Are YOU looking at ME? I think you might be one of those tidewrackers. Yes, you there, all ready to party. Dear Leebythesea.me readers, I’ve only been blogging for […]
Long Beach, NY is a relatively small City by the Sea. It has a City Manager who would be thought of as Mayor in other towns. But maybe bigger cities’ Mayors may […]
Anticipation. It’s the brain tracing the faint scent of hope, even joy, in the future. It’s the awakening to the promise of change…of new, rich, experience. The antithesis of the Polar […]
For too many of us the beach, when we walk it, is demurely covered, her secrets hidden. We see only dull clouds, a span of water, lots of sand. Only those who […]
From David Wong’s, John Dies at the End, “The kittens will make your sad go away.” That’s true, puppies too. But even if your not sad at all, creatures of many […]
Above: Lee at sea, too many tides ago, when his only sense of awareness was his brand new tattoo and… where is the next port? This post is about very personal touching…and hugging […]
Gimme a freezin’ break, huh? As the Polar Vortex descends upon us, yet again, I see light at the end of the tundra. Could it be the coming Solar Apex? […]
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