Turquoise Xmas (Part 2)

[childeric57]

This is like a well-made piece of music. A deeply satisfying structure lurks beneath its charming surface. Keep at this new hobby of yours!

[JimboniusIV]

Thank you for the encouragement! I'm really pleased that its structure shows through for you. As you well know, I wouldn't be able to create anything intrinsically musical; I'm grateful that YouTube allows me to use other people's music as scaffolding!

[waywardmuse]

Now that's the life. Was the synchronizing of the baby turtle's flippers with the music deliberate or a delightful synchronicity? Anyway, I was almost there... Thank you for sharing this. Well done!

[JimboniusIV]

Thank you, Judy. It *was* the life, even if it only lasted six days.

All synchronicities in there were planned and sweated over, so I'm delighted that you noticed!

[Seeringipity]

Jim, that was most enjoyable!

I felt like I was having a vacation by proxy :)

I liked the way you and sandy narated part of it while sitting at the table drinking wine, it's nice and relaxed.

Good on Sandy for picking rubbish up, it's shocking to see all that garbage in such a glorious spot!

As I guess you realise, the HD takes a while to become available but it is now, however my download limit prohibits me from taking advantage of it, nevertheless the quality was quite nice I thought.

Good Job

[JimboniusIV]

Thanks for your comments, Peter.

We definitely should have had our narration session away from the noise of the waves, though!

The beach garbage is a worldwide phenomenon. Loree Burns' book "Tracking Trash," while written for teens, is a great eye-opener into it.

We think that all visitors to small islands should help collect the washed-up beach trash!