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What is your sunrise/sunset watching story?
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When I was taking a photography class, we got up before dawn and went down the beach. I got to see colors appear over the Atlantic that I'd never seen in the sky. I watched them swirl in the low tide surf. The sun came up in inches, and the light was pure magic.
It's cool being there on nature's time. It seems like it's so slow moment by moment but like 5 minutes later the lighting is so different