Sunset Tourism
- lyleestill9
- Nov 19, 2025
- 1 min read
This is stand of loblolly pines that grows in the constructed wetland next to the Tree Museum.
It was taken by Bob, of Bill and Bob--the twins that like to drink beer on BMC Brewing's south patio.
Last winter I spent some time in Tamarindo, Costa Rica, where they have built an entire economy around sunsets (and surfing). Each night the beach fills up with a thousand people who make the trip to watch the sunset on the Pacific Ocean.
Perhaps sunset tourism should begin at home...
What a beautiful post - it really captures how sunset chasing becomes its own kind of travel ritual. I still smile thinking of watching the sky turn gold in the Greek islands last fall, and the only thing better than the memory is having a few prints to hold. That’s where Snapfish https://snapfish.pissedconsumer.com/review.html came in handy for me: I uploaded my favorite sunset shots right from my phone, and having real photo books and prints made sharing the trip with family so much more personal than keeping everything on a hard drive. Thanks for sharing this spot, it’s going on my list.
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