Colleen Kelly Poplin
 
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Me and B rockin' Marginal Way.
As Brian and I crossed the border into Maine, the welcome sign informed us that Maine holds the key to "the way life should be." To which my lovely husband replied, "F*** you, Maine! You can't tell me how to live!"

I'm sure you can see why we got married.

We decided to spend our Saturday in Ogunquit, Maine, a "Beautiful Place by the Sea." Brian was a bit leery of being surrounded on all sides by geriatric white people (with the exception of a geriatric version of Arsenio Hall), but on the whole, it was an absolutely stunning town. We walked up and down Marginal Way, a footpath which connects Perkins Cove to Ogunquit Beach and spans a little more than a mile of rocky Atlantic coastline. (Though the video quality is rough [iPhone couldn't keep up!], I captured a few seconds of the kind of stuff we were looking at. Check it out.)

Somewhere along the way, I decided to record some ocean sounds (because what is at all stereotypical about that?!). Soon after I pressed RECORD, the stormy New England weather reminded Brian of the tsunamis in Southeast Asia. I had never before seen the horrifying footage of these natural disasters, but we later found this video: 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami. I suppose it's a bit discordant to include something so tragic in my post about our quaint little day trip, but isn't it amazing that something so gorgeously tranquil can simultaneously be so ragingly destructive?

THE SUNDAY SOUND: September 9, Tsunami Talk in Ogunquit.
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12/04/2012 10:23pm

I have seen very superior documentaries of the Asian Tsunamis in the past. This is not one of them. Its more a study on Tsunamis and how they are created.

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11/27/2012 11:34pm

I agree with you that tsunami waves that came in Southeast Asia were destructive and we can't imagine that in such a less time it can distract the whole world.Even sometimes when I visit such places I am afraid of sounds

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The ocean sound you have recorded is very strange and sounds dangerous. Sad that you Saturday plan turned to this sad situation.

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12/04/2012 12:37am

Ogunquit is the most fantastic place, this is best place for vacation destination for every season. In Winter there are lots of exciting things happens like Mardi Gras, ice skating, and the opportunity to pamper yourself with a spa treatment.

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A tsunami in order statement is issued to inform urgent circumstances organization officials and the public that an earthquake has occurred.

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02/19/2013 10:57pm

I don't think this tsunami is scheduled to reach there yet and hopefully it will not amount to anything but can someone keep us posted on what the status is down there once it comes flooding, damage, airport problems, etc.?

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02/22/2013 4:49am

I stopped by Tsunami after work for a quick drink and bite to eat. I sat at the bar and the bartender was awesome.

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03/05/2013 10:39pm

Much like any other water waves, tsunamis are reflected and refracted by the topography of the seafloor near shore and by the configuration of a coastline.

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05/06/2013 1:25am

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05/09/2013 6:32am

THE SUNDAY SOUND: September 9, Tsunami Talk in Ogunquit.
For those following along in an RSS reader, click through to the original post to hear today's piece

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05/30/2013 6:54am

I captured a few seconds of the kind of stuff we were looking at.

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06/05/2013 1:51am

I suppose it's a bit discordant to include something so tragic in my post about our quaint little day trip, but isn't it amazing that something so gorgeously tranquil can simultaneously be so ragingly destructive?

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06/07/2013 8:13am

I suppose it's a bit discordant to include something so tragic in my post about our quaint little day trip, but isn't it amazing that something so gorgeously tranquil can simultaneously be so ragingly destructive?

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06/14/2013 5:44am

I suppose it's a bit discordant to include something so tragic in my post about our quaint little day trip, but isn't it amazing that something so gorgeously tranquil can simultaneously be so ragingly destructive?

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