Aliana Parks liked the beach. Sure, she couldn't see the waves or the sun, but she liked the way it smelt. Salty and fresh. She also liked the feeling of sand beneath her feet. She had left her dog at her bunk, considering it was a pain brushing sand out of Kitty's fur. Instead she used a cane, bouncing it off the rocks and pieces of driftwood she had to maneuver around. It had been a while since she had been outdoors, the daughter of Iris preferred the cozy familiar space of the music room. The outdoors was unpredictable, things were constantly changing. She liked the challenge though, having to navigate unfamiliar terrain.
Aliana took a seat in the sand, gripping a handful of it and letting it run through her fingers. She wasn't sure exactly how far away away from the water she was, but judging by the sound of the waves, she was relatively close. It all seemed very similar to the beaches in Maine, although the sand in New York was coarser.
Aliana took a seat in the sand, gripping a handful of it and letting it run through her fingers. She wasn't sure exactly how far away away from the water she was, but judging by the sound of the waves, she was relatively close. It all seemed very similar to the beaches in Maine, although the sand in New York was coarser.