Life Oceanic on a lake!

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Sometimes life oceanic extrapolates itself onto non-oceanic waters such as lakes.  That's okay I say. Make the most of it, align your soul to appreciate the gifts around you and connect when you can, where you can and in whatever way you can.  Living Life Oceanic is more about connection,  appreciation and participation along with location and education.

Shot at Batiquitos Lagoon in Carlsbad, California using a GoPro 2.
























Location: Batiquitos Lagoon, California, USA

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