2025 10 08 SUB TOSSA DE MAR DIMECRES AL RITME DE BLUES

A few more minutes at a glossy pace. The shallow sea has welcomed us with calm waters, good visibility and 23 degrees of temperature. We sail for calm waters. The first anemones greet us on our way. In a small channel between rocks, at the bottom of the rapids, we find the first anemone. We follow the anemone to a small pier in Poseidon. We continue between rocks and canals. The anemones, sarps, variegated, salps and other species accompany us. The canal that comes from the shallow sea is the one on our left. A small group of variegated anemones marks the way to Sant Lluís. A serrat, quiet and lonely, watches us. An imperial sarps sails majestically for calm waters. On the left is a safe space for some infantry red morets. A morena sails for open waters out of its shell. A couple of sarps take us to a quiet rock wall. A small group of variegated anemones A bonelia with its trunk completely unfolded captures the debris that are the base of its food. We continue sailing to the rock wall below us with the blue background of the infinite sea. Anemones, sarps and other species accompany us to a morena at its mouth. A group of variegated anemones drinks the infinite blue of the ocean. Little by little, the sarps form a circle around me. The sarps and I follow our path. A suspicious morena watches us and decides to look for a quieter place. After sailing backwards, it turns around and continues its way for open waters. A few hours later It's time to go back. Laura guides me to the starting point.