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MGVMasterBrain
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Joined: 01 Jan 2006 Location: Italy Online Status: Offline Posts: 2 |
![]() Topic: Una Giornata al MarePosted: 02 Jul 2007 at 11:15pm |
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Dopo due anni di assenza dalle mie adorate spiagge, finalmente due sabati fa, mi son decisa e armata di ombrellone pinne e asciugamano , nonchè di graziosa compagnia...mi son diretta verso una delle spiagge che reputo fra le piu' belle di Licata (ma essendo tutte belle e' inutile che ne lodi più una di un'altra).
Acqua splendida.. pochissima gente.. sterminata distesa blu in attesa d'essere infranta da una nuova giunta con tutte le buone intenzioni di sto mondo a farsi una chilometrica nuotata...
Paesaggio idilliaco direi...
Attuo le mie intenzioni.. e credetemi dopo due anni in cui mi son solo potuta permettere di sognare quel mare.. e di nuotare... dire che fossi elettrizzata all'idea.. e' un semplice eufemismo!
Passano i minuti ed io tutta intenta li' a nuotare.. quando.. ho la felice idea di nuotare anzichè a capo chino sotto il pelo dell'acqua... a capo levato...la vogliamo chiamare illuminazione divina?
Lì a breve distanza arrivano due "intelligenti" omini su degli scooter d'acqua a giocare a tutta velocita' schizzandosi vicendevolmente a pochi metri sia da me.. che da un'altro signore.
Salvati per un pelo entrambi... ma i tipi sugli scooter non se ne son neppure accorti...
Mah dovrebbe esserci un maggior controllo delle spiagge e regole piu' rigide.. o cmq qualcuno che le faccia seguire.. ma nelle spiagge pseudolibere purtroppo gli inconvenienti credo siano questi...
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fulan_lily
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![]() Posted: 19 Mar 2010 at 9:50am |
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