Doors close…tent flaps open. As reported here,Thursday, Feb. 23rd brought unseasonably warm weather and thousands came to our City by the Sea’s boardwalk, it was in the high sixties. But Saturday the […]
Dome-icile of Love
leebythesea11
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
Balmy Times
“The house is burning down, let’s toast marshmallows.” It was in the mid sixties Sunday, Feb. 19th, 2017 here in beautiful citybythesea, Long Beach, New York. Our global “climate alterations” of late have […]
Grinning GarageDoorGary
Is this your work face? Gary: “I’m passionate about it.” Love those words. I came back from a boardwalk bike ride…empty camera in tow. Sometimes I can hardly peddle my way home, […]
Best Valentine Gift? Porn.
“When she opened the door she was overwhelmed by the sight before her…” Cheryl’s birthday falls pretty near the Long Beach Polar Bear Splash and I was very busy with the latter […]
Polar Bear Plunge 2017
See Polar Bear music photo video at bottom of post. They did it again. They came to support the Make-A-Wish Foundation sure, but they also came…to just have fun. They were the […]
Coming Together
They come. They come to dip, they come to sip…they come in cold companionship. There are so many demonstrations in America these days, worthy demonstrations, as seen from the perspective of respective […]
His Desk…White Sand and Ocean Waves
A Timeless question: To work at one’s passion? To work for the most money? From my earliest memory I always wanted to become a detective. So when I completed my career as […]
Pups and Presence
“I suspect she might have heard that crack kills.” In these TV days of political turmoil, climate change, bombings, terror of all makes and models one finds it necessary to circle the […]
Raindrops and Heartbeats
I was alone. The day was gray. Christmas had just passed along with yet another “Happy” New Year. This year had been a sad passing. I walked to the window of our […]
Wrapping Presence
The clock on the wall held meaningless symbols. I was reading, “Einstein and the Poet” when Cheryl walked in. She came for a coffee break from her work studio down the hall; […]
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