Hello fellow Clickstars!
Another week packed with beautiful, authentic content got put on chain by our community - together, we built the most trusted image archive to counter the flood of AI-generated content. Your content is the lighthouse of truth in a sea of misinformation, and united we make a difference in how the world is perceived.
Throughout the week, the team handpicks Clicks to promote the different feeds and Clickstars on social media, like X, Instagram and Hey.xyz or orb.club. They get a tip from Nodle for their contributions to the network, Click archive and creativity - if you want to get highlighted by the official accounts, keep on Clicking, yours might be next!
Link your Click app profile to your Nodle app by using the same seedphrase in both apps, set up a username, and claim your clk.eth or nodl.eth handle - this makes it easier to get in touch with your fans and also to receive tips!
Support the network and its creators by following the official accounts, sharing, liking and commenting on the posts. Your support is crucial to the network's success!
In this week, the archive grew by 316 Clicks, totaling a staggering 70,003 certified media that got put on the chain. Week by week, contributions all over the world contribute to Nodle - the first Digital Trust Network that empowers creators and enterprises alike through their Android and iOS apps.
Where: Gliwice, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Feed: Nature
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmPBJEX48s9q6oXuHbGPLgZT95jqmHCKxWDdn1PcTma7AV
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2010790404895940844
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTa_SIKAEZw
Hey: http://hey.xyz/posts/qn6x29qj1tyvxtxyw2
Still basking in the lingering tranquility of the passed weekend, we are delighted to feature this evocative image, a magnificent capture shared by TORROCUS from a refreshing short walk in the heart of nature's quiet winter spell.
This stunning photograph was taken in Gliwice, a city nestled within the Silesian Voivodeship of southern Poland. Gliwice is historically known as a powerhouse of Polish industry, a landscape once dominated by the roar of coal mines and the sprawling architecture of steelworks. However, in a quiet and determined act of self-reimagining, the city has undergone a profound transformation. Today, it stands as a dynamic center for higher education, burgeoning culture, and, notably, a model of integrated green urban spaces.
Despite its enduring reputation as a historical factory town—a perception that suggests concrete and industrial grit—Gliwice has meticulously maintained and woven pockets of unexpected nature throughout its urban fabric. Iconic green havens like Chrobry Park and Chopin Park offer essential retreats of cultivated greenery just a short distance from the bustling city center. Beyond these formal parks, the city is encircled by nature reserves and open grasslands. These peripheral zones serve as vital, surprising pockets of calm, accessible just a stone's throw beyond the farthest tram stops and the dense network of traditional brick tenements. They represent the breathing lungs of the city.
The image captures a specific, magical moment in early January. At this time of year, when the Silesian temperatures typically hover just below the freezing mark, the winter light takes on a remarkable quality. It remains soft, pale, and low to the horizon for the entire morning, creating an extended 'golden hour' that lacks the intense warmth of summer. In these conditions, the city's open fields and meadows turn positively dreamlike.
The scene is one of quiet, untamed beauty. Tall grasses, deliberately left uncut by groundskeepers or existing on the edges of maintained land, stand resiliently against the cold. They are tipped with a delicate layer of hoarfrost, which catches the pale gold sun, transforming the field into a shimmering spectacle. The light and frost conspire to create a scene that feels profoundly timeless, almost as if viewed through a slightly romantic, soft-focus lens.
These Silesian grasslands are more than just winter meadows; they are often remnants of a much deeper ecological history. Some patches preserve post-glacial xerothermic vegetation—rare plant communities uniquely adapted to dry, sun-warmed slopes. Historically, these ecosystems were widespread, holding a diverse array of rare species. While many have succumbed to the inevitable march of urban expansion or been converted into manicured parks over the centuries, the photograph captures what precious few untouched edges remain. It is a quiet meadow edge in the depth of winter, where the delicate, bent blades of grass reach instinctively toward the low January sun. In this unassuming, beautiful pause, the entire city of Gliwice seems to hold its breath, gathering its energy in the profound stillness before the vibrant, inevitable rush of spring.
Where: Spring, Texas, United States
Feed: Street Art
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmZsxdkBFLjCcUoDb7D6bzGBDR9KMjprzc47BmnXqGjgzp
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2011144531064832341
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTdgningPfo
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/1aeem3g7m8e30xjbfmv
Our local Clickstar captured this iconic and atmospheric spot in Texas while exploring the streets of Spring, a community steeped in history and Southern charm.
This evocative photograph was taken near the heart of Spring, a historic community nestled in northern Harris County, conveniently located just off Interstate 45. The town's roots trace back to the mid-1800s, when it was initially settled by German and Southern immigrants drawn to the fertile land for cotton and sugarcane farming. Spring's prosperity and growth accelerated with the arrival of the International and Great Northern Railroad in 1871. The railroad quickly transformed the town into a bustling regional rail hub, featuring massive roundhouses, extensive switchyards, and a growing population that peaked at over a thousand residents by 1910. However, this era of rapid expansion came to a sudden halt in the 1920s when the railroad decided to relocate its major operations to the larger city of Houston. Spring’s population dramatically shrank, and the town entered a long, quiet period. In recent decades, however, Spring has enjoyed a renaissance, being rediscovered as a charming, nostalgic destination centered around Old Town Spring and its beautifully preserved Victorian storefronts, drawing visitors from across the region to explore its unique heritage.
The focal point of our Clickstar's stunning frame is the brightly lit venue known as Dosey Doe Big Barn. More than just a music venue, it is a testament to historical preservation and architectural repurposing. The "Big Barn" is housed within a massive, 165-year-old restored tobacco barn that was meticulously relocated from its original home in Kentucky and rebuilt in The Woodlands area, just a short distance south of Spring.
Dosey Doe is celebrated not only for its unique setting but also for its commitment to the authentic live music experience. It has become famous for its intimate, acoustically perfect setting, where the warmth of the hand-hewn oak beams that structure the building creates a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Beyond the music, the venue offers a full, from-scratch Southern menu, turning a concert into a complete dinner and show experience. It serves as a destination for both nationally recognized artists and dedicated local music fans who seek a performance where they can sit close to the stage, share a delicious meal, and feel truly immersed—a genuine part of the show, not just spectators.
On a chilly Saturday night in January, as captured by our Clickstar, the barn glows a deep, inviting warm against the dark, expansive Texas sky. This light acts as a beacon, drawing crowds from Houston, The Woodlands, and far beyond for an evening of shared sound and community. It is in this rustic, historical space that the physical and emotional distance between the audience and the artist dissolves, creating a truly unforgettable, communal experience powered by the magic of live music and the enduring spirit of Texas hospitality.
Where: San Francisco, California, United States
Feed: Sports
Certified media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmbB9Luh6Tww6w8mHw2TrUY2qjDFm18zkwKErZDSfULSZu
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2011144531064832341
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTgVN4gAA8D
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/mjvt4dwwcrgg2q64g5
The global phenomenon of the NBA continues to captivate and mobilize millions of fans worldwide, and at the heart of this week's action, our featured community member, Anthenor, was there to witness the spectacle firsthand!
The accompanying photograph captures a moment within the electrifying atmosphere of the Chase Center, the modern and magnificent home arena of the Golden State Warriors. Situated in the vibrant Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco, the Chase Center is a recent architectural marvel, having opened its doors in 2019. It swiftly transcended its role as merely a basketball venue to become a central cultural and entertainment hub for the entire Bay Area.
This impressive 18,064-seat venue is strategically located on Third Street, nestled amongst the UCSF medical campus, burgeoning tech company headquarters, and serene waterfront parks. Its design philosophy aimed to create a year-round destination, successfully hosting an eclectic mix of major concerts, high-profile conferences, and essential community events in addition to its primary function as a basketball court.
The snapshot was taken during a significant mid-season clash on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, where the Golden State Warriors hosted the Portland Trail Blazers. This particular game marked the crucial end of the first half of the Warriors' 2025–26 NBA season.
From the opening whistle, the Warriors asserted their dominance, setting a relentless pace that the Trail Blazers struggled to match. The home team's sharp execution allowed them to build a commanding 26-point lead by halftime. The Warriors' offensive efficiency was on full display early, sinking 14 of their first 22 shots, including a scorching 8 of 15 from beyond the three-point line.
The final score saw Golden State secure a definitive 119–97 victory.
Beyond the scoring, the Warriors' suffocating defense was pivotal. They forced the Trail Blazers into committing 22 turnovers, disrupting their rhythm and fueling the Warriors' fast break. The victory was played out before a full-capacity crowd of 18,064 fervent fans, whose energy fueled the team's performance. The win elevated the Golden State Warriors' record to 22–19, securing them the eighth seed in the competitive Western Conference as they embarked on the second half of their campaign.
Where: Rancho Palos Verdes, California, United States
Feed: General
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmTfhvnQ8WVoU1Edp9Ax81tqyHSz1XZaqE6U9ojMpq8wuw
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2012162352511135763
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTkvQXaiBeM
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/g1fqze0gmaaz552tht
Nature, in its boundless array of forms, textures, and scales, has been exquisitely captured within the Digital Trust Network, thanks to the discerning lens of OGSPAZM. This particular click frames a breathtaking vista looking out from Rancho Palos Verdes, the crown jewel of the Palos Verdes Peninsula. This coastal city is a geographic marvel, renowned for its dramatic steep bluffs, a labyrinth of winding trails that invite exploration, and expansive, uninterrupted views that stretch out over the majestic Pacific Ocean toward the faint silhouette of Catalina Island.
The very essence of this coastline is defined by perpetual transformation. It is a geologically active zone, where forces of erosion and tectonic movement are constantly at play. Notable landslide zones, such as the famous Portuguese Bend, are engaged in a slow, inexorable slide toward the sea. This creeping motion is not one of destruction, but of creation—it continually lifts new, jagged rocky terraces out of the water, forging fresh, pristine stretches of beach, intricate tide pools teeming with life, and shell-strewn coves sheltered beneath the sheer cliffs. The land here does not stand still; it breathes and reshapes itself with the slowness of geologic time.
These newly-formed tidal landscapes make places like Abalone Cove and Rancho Palos Verdes Beach legendary destinations for low-tide exploration. When the water recedes, the wave-cut rock platforms are revealed, forming miniature marine worlds. Visitors can wander through these natural aquariums, spotting vibrant orange and purple starfish clinging to the rock, sea anemones waving their tentacles in the shallow pools, and a scattered mosaic of shells—one of which, small and smooth, rests nestled in the hand of the subject.
The history of this region is as layered as its geology. Before becoming today’s tranquil neighborhoods and vital nature preserves, the Palos Verdes Peninsula was a tapestry woven from vast Spanish ranch land, the dedicated labor of Japanese truck farms, and the ambitious, ultimately unrealized, early-20th-century visions for grand, sweeping resort communities.
To stand on this bluff at sunrise, with the ocean breeze cool on the skin and a perfect, tiny shell resting in the palm, is to hold a tangible piece of this continuous process. It is a small, smooth souvenir from a place that is perpetually in motion—a coastline that never stops changing, a testament to the enduring, active beauty of nature. The shell is not just a relic; it is an immediate connection to a dynamic, evolving environment, a reminder of the monumental history contained within a single, humble fragment.
Where: Badung, Bali, Indonesia
Feed: Events
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmWq4itvxVNRVwvVRPeQTAM79xBoDThS8FDhFvDtmzLSUD
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2012267423672442921
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTlfKFjgGji
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/3d1zgnchbwaxq5d7a4v
Closing the week with a bar night in Bali, Indonesia — a wonderful setting captured by our local Clickstar!
This intimate bar sits somewhere in Badung Regency, the vibrant stretch of southern Bali that encompasses the island's most magnetic hotspots: Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, and Uluwatu. This is the coastline where ancient sea temples, world-class surf breaks, and the buzzing energy of neon-lit nights all share the same tropical sands. In recent years, Badung’s already famed nightlife has undergone a sophisticated evolution. The simple, beloved beach shacks still exist, but they are now complemented by a dazzling mix of chic rooftop lounges offering panoramic sunset views, meticulously designed concept cocktail bars, and speakeasies that require a touch of local knowledge to find—hidden behind unmarked doors or above bustling street-level ramen shops.
The drinks themselves mirror this elevated sophistication, moving beyond basic beach cocktails. Bartenders are now serving creative infusions, compelling tropical twists on classic recipes, and entirely original drinks built around fascinating local ingredients. A key component is arak, the potent, traditional Balinese rice or palm sap spirit, which is expertly mixed with fresh local citrus, exotic fruit nectars, and an array of Balinese spices like ginger, turmeric, and clove, creating flavor profiles that are both distinctly local and globally appealing.
The bar's decor, particularly the ceiling covered in vibrant, patterned umbrellas, is a beautiful nod to Balinese culture. These ceremonial umbrellas, known as tedung, traditionally line temple courtyards, mark important processional routes, and serve as protective symbols for deities. Borrowed by modern designers, they are repurposed here to give the modern bar interior a dreamy, other-worldly canopy. The effect transforms the space into a visual spectacle that hints at the island’s deep spiritual roots.
On a humid January evening in Badung, places like this become slow-motion refuges from the sometimes overwhelming crowds, noise, and intensity outside. Inside, the atmosphere is carefully curated for relaxation: soft yellow light spills from vintage lamps; the music is low and melodic, designed to layer the conversation rather than drown it out; and the bartenders operate with an unhurried, almost meditative grace. This deliberate slowness turns a simple night out into an intimate, memorable experience—less a loud, fleeting party, and more like a story whispered in confidence between friends, leaving the guest feeling connected to the subtle magic of a Balinese night.
This concludes this edition of Clicks of the Week!
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Hello fellow Clickstars!
Another week packed with beautiful, authentic content got put on chain by our community - together, we built the most trusted image archive to counter the flood of AI-generated content. Your content is the lighthouse of truth in a sea of misinformation, and united we make a difference in how the world is perceived.
Throughout the week, the team handpicks Clicks to promote the different feeds and Clickstars on social media, like X, Instagram and Hey.xyz or orb.club. They get a tip from Nodle for their contributions to the network, Click archive and creativity - if you want to get highlighted by the official accounts, keep on Clicking, yours might be next!
Link your Click app profile to your Nodle app by using the same seedphrase in both apps, set up a username, and claim your clk.eth or nodl.eth handle - this makes it easier to get in touch with your fans and also to receive tips!
Support the network and its creators by following the official accounts, sharing, liking and commenting on the posts. Your support is crucial to the network's success!
In this week, the archive grew by 316 Clicks, totaling a staggering 70,003 certified media that got put on the chain. Week by week, contributions all over the world contribute to Nodle - the first Digital Trust Network that empowers creators and enterprises alike through their Android and iOS apps.
Where: Gliwice, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Feed: Nature
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmPBJEX48s9q6oXuHbGPLgZT95jqmHCKxWDdn1PcTma7AV
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2010790404895940844
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTa_SIKAEZw
Hey: http://hey.xyz/posts/qn6x29qj1tyvxtxyw2
Still basking in the lingering tranquility of the passed weekend, we are delighted to feature this evocative image, a magnificent capture shared by TORROCUS from a refreshing short walk in the heart of nature's quiet winter spell.
This stunning photograph was taken in Gliwice, a city nestled within the Silesian Voivodeship of southern Poland. Gliwice is historically known as a powerhouse of Polish industry, a landscape once dominated by the roar of coal mines and the sprawling architecture of steelworks. However, in a quiet and determined act of self-reimagining, the city has undergone a profound transformation. Today, it stands as a dynamic center for higher education, burgeoning culture, and, notably, a model of integrated green urban spaces.
Despite its enduring reputation as a historical factory town—a perception that suggests concrete and industrial grit—Gliwice has meticulously maintained and woven pockets of unexpected nature throughout its urban fabric. Iconic green havens like Chrobry Park and Chopin Park offer essential retreats of cultivated greenery just a short distance from the bustling city center. Beyond these formal parks, the city is encircled by nature reserves and open grasslands. These peripheral zones serve as vital, surprising pockets of calm, accessible just a stone's throw beyond the farthest tram stops and the dense network of traditional brick tenements. They represent the breathing lungs of the city.
The image captures a specific, magical moment in early January. At this time of year, when the Silesian temperatures typically hover just below the freezing mark, the winter light takes on a remarkable quality. It remains soft, pale, and low to the horizon for the entire morning, creating an extended 'golden hour' that lacks the intense warmth of summer. In these conditions, the city's open fields and meadows turn positively dreamlike.
The scene is one of quiet, untamed beauty. Tall grasses, deliberately left uncut by groundskeepers or existing on the edges of maintained land, stand resiliently against the cold. They are tipped with a delicate layer of hoarfrost, which catches the pale gold sun, transforming the field into a shimmering spectacle. The light and frost conspire to create a scene that feels profoundly timeless, almost as if viewed through a slightly romantic, soft-focus lens.
These Silesian grasslands are more than just winter meadows; they are often remnants of a much deeper ecological history. Some patches preserve post-glacial xerothermic vegetation—rare plant communities uniquely adapted to dry, sun-warmed slopes. Historically, these ecosystems were widespread, holding a diverse array of rare species. While many have succumbed to the inevitable march of urban expansion or been converted into manicured parks over the centuries, the photograph captures what precious few untouched edges remain. It is a quiet meadow edge in the depth of winter, where the delicate, bent blades of grass reach instinctively toward the low January sun. In this unassuming, beautiful pause, the entire city of Gliwice seems to hold its breath, gathering its energy in the profound stillness before the vibrant, inevitable rush of spring.
Where: Spring, Texas, United States
Feed: Street Art
Certified image: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmZsxdkBFLjCcUoDb7D6bzGBDR9KMjprzc47BmnXqGjgzp
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2011144531064832341
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTdgningPfo
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/1aeem3g7m8e30xjbfmv
Our local Clickstar captured this iconic and atmospheric spot in Texas while exploring the streets of Spring, a community steeped in history and Southern charm.
This evocative photograph was taken near the heart of Spring, a historic community nestled in northern Harris County, conveniently located just off Interstate 45. The town's roots trace back to the mid-1800s, when it was initially settled by German and Southern immigrants drawn to the fertile land for cotton and sugarcane farming. Spring's prosperity and growth accelerated with the arrival of the International and Great Northern Railroad in 1871. The railroad quickly transformed the town into a bustling regional rail hub, featuring massive roundhouses, extensive switchyards, and a growing population that peaked at over a thousand residents by 1910. However, this era of rapid expansion came to a sudden halt in the 1920s when the railroad decided to relocate its major operations to the larger city of Houston. Spring’s population dramatically shrank, and the town entered a long, quiet period. In recent decades, however, Spring has enjoyed a renaissance, being rediscovered as a charming, nostalgic destination centered around Old Town Spring and its beautifully preserved Victorian storefronts, drawing visitors from across the region to explore its unique heritage.
The focal point of our Clickstar's stunning frame is the brightly lit venue known as Dosey Doe Big Barn. More than just a music venue, it is a testament to historical preservation and architectural repurposing. The "Big Barn" is housed within a massive, 165-year-old restored tobacco barn that was meticulously relocated from its original home in Kentucky and rebuilt in The Woodlands area, just a short distance south of Spring.
Dosey Doe is celebrated not only for its unique setting but also for its commitment to the authentic live music experience. It has become famous for its intimate, acoustically perfect setting, where the warmth of the hand-hewn oak beams that structure the building creates a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Beyond the music, the venue offers a full, from-scratch Southern menu, turning a concert into a complete dinner and show experience. It serves as a destination for both nationally recognized artists and dedicated local music fans who seek a performance where they can sit close to the stage, share a delicious meal, and feel truly immersed—a genuine part of the show, not just spectators.
On a chilly Saturday night in January, as captured by our Clickstar, the barn glows a deep, inviting warm against the dark, expansive Texas sky. This light acts as a beacon, drawing crowds from Houston, The Woodlands, and far beyond for an evening of shared sound and community. It is in this rustic, historical space that the physical and emotional distance between the audience and the artist dissolves, creating a truly unforgettable, communal experience powered by the magic of live music and the enduring spirit of Texas hospitality.
Where: San Francisco, California, United States
Feed: Sports
Certified media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmbB9Luh6Tww6w8mHw2TrUY2qjDFm18zkwKErZDSfULSZu
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2011144531064832341
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTgVN4gAA8D
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/mjvt4dwwcrgg2q64g5
The global phenomenon of the NBA continues to captivate and mobilize millions of fans worldwide, and at the heart of this week's action, our featured community member, Anthenor, was there to witness the spectacle firsthand!
The accompanying photograph captures a moment within the electrifying atmosphere of the Chase Center, the modern and magnificent home arena of the Golden State Warriors. Situated in the vibrant Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco, the Chase Center is a recent architectural marvel, having opened its doors in 2019. It swiftly transcended its role as merely a basketball venue to become a central cultural and entertainment hub for the entire Bay Area.
This impressive 18,064-seat venue is strategically located on Third Street, nestled amongst the UCSF medical campus, burgeoning tech company headquarters, and serene waterfront parks. Its design philosophy aimed to create a year-round destination, successfully hosting an eclectic mix of major concerts, high-profile conferences, and essential community events in addition to its primary function as a basketball court.
The snapshot was taken during a significant mid-season clash on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, where the Golden State Warriors hosted the Portland Trail Blazers. This particular game marked the crucial end of the first half of the Warriors' 2025–26 NBA season.
From the opening whistle, the Warriors asserted their dominance, setting a relentless pace that the Trail Blazers struggled to match. The home team's sharp execution allowed them to build a commanding 26-point lead by halftime. The Warriors' offensive efficiency was on full display early, sinking 14 of their first 22 shots, including a scorching 8 of 15 from beyond the three-point line.
The final score saw Golden State secure a definitive 119–97 victory.
Beyond the scoring, the Warriors' suffocating defense was pivotal. They forced the Trail Blazers into committing 22 turnovers, disrupting their rhythm and fueling the Warriors' fast break. The victory was played out before a full-capacity crowd of 18,064 fervent fans, whose energy fueled the team's performance. The win elevated the Golden State Warriors' record to 22–19, securing them the eighth seed in the competitive Western Conference as they embarked on the second half of their campaign.
Where: Rancho Palos Verdes, California, United States
Feed: General
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmTfhvnQ8WVoU1Edp9Ax81tqyHSz1XZaqE6U9ojMpq8wuw
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2012162352511135763
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTkvQXaiBeM
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/g1fqze0gmaaz552tht
Nature, in its boundless array of forms, textures, and scales, has been exquisitely captured within the Digital Trust Network, thanks to the discerning lens of OGSPAZM. This particular click frames a breathtaking vista looking out from Rancho Palos Verdes, the crown jewel of the Palos Verdes Peninsula. This coastal city is a geographic marvel, renowned for its dramatic steep bluffs, a labyrinth of winding trails that invite exploration, and expansive, uninterrupted views that stretch out over the majestic Pacific Ocean toward the faint silhouette of Catalina Island.
The very essence of this coastline is defined by perpetual transformation. It is a geologically active zone, where forces of erosion and tectonic movement are constantly at play. Notable landslide zones, such as the famous Portuguese Bend, are engaged in a slow, inexorable slide toward the sea. This creeping motion is not one of destruction, but of creation—it continually lifts new, jagged rocky terraces out of the water, forging fresh, pristine stretches of beach, intricate tide pools teeming with life, and shell-strewn coves sheltered beneath the sheer cliffs. The land here does not stand still; it breathes and reshapes itself with the slowness of geologic time.
These newly-formed tidal landscapes make places like Abalone Cove and Rancho Palos Verdes Beach legendary destinations for low-tide exploration. When the water recedes, the wave-cut rock platforms are revealed, forming miniature marine worlds. Visitors can wander through these natural aquariums, spotting vibrant orange and purple starfish clinging to the rock, sea anemones waving their tentacles in the shallow pools, and a scattered mosaic of shells—one of which, small and smooth, rests nestled in the hand of the subject.
The history of this region is as layered as its geology. Before becoming today’s tranquil neighborhoods and vital nature preserves, the Palos Verdes Peninsula was a tapestry woven from vast Spanish ranch land, the dedicated labor of Japanese truck farms, and the ambitious, ultimately unrealized, early-20th-century visions for grand, sweeping resort communities.
To stand on this bluff at sunrise, with the ocean breeze cool on the skin and a perfect, tiny shell resting in the palm, is to hold a tangible piece of this continuous process. It is a small, smooth souvenir from a place that is perpetually in motion—a coastline that never stops changing, a testament to the enduring, active beauty of nature. The shell is not just a relic; it is an immediate connection to a dynamic, evolving environment, a reminder of the monumental history contained within a single, humble fragment.
Where: Badung, Bali, Indonesia
Feed: Events
Certified Media: https://clickapp.com/zk/cid/QmWq4itvxVNRVwvVRPeQTAM79xBoDThS8FDhFvDtmzLSUD
X: https://x.com/clickdeepreals/status/2012267423672442921
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTlfKFjgGji
Hey: https://hey.xyz/posts/3d1zgnchbwaxq5d7a4v
Closing the week with a bar night in Bali, Indonesia — a wonderful setting captured by our local Clickstar!
This intimate bar sits somewhere in Badung Regency, the vibrant stretch of southern Bali that encompasses the island's most magnetic hotspots: Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, and Uluwatu. This is the coastline where ancient sea temples, world-class surf breaks, and the buzzing energy of neon-lit nights all share the same tropical sands. In recent years, Badung’s already famed nightlife has undergone a sophisticated evolution. The simple, beloved beach shacks still exist, but they are now complemented by a dazzling mix of chic rooftop lounges offering panoramic sunset views, meticulously designed concept cocktail bars, and speakeasies that require a touch of local knowledge to find—hidden behind unmarked doors or above bustling street-level ramen shops.
The drinks themselves mirror this elevated sophistication, moving beyond basic beach cocktails. Bartenders are now serving creative infusions, compelling tropical twists on classic recipes, and entirely original drinks built around fascinating local ingredients. A key component is arak, the potent, traditional Balinese rice or palm sap spirit, which is expertly mixed with fresh local citrus, exotic fruit nectars, and an array of Balinese spices like ginger, turmeric, and clove, creating flavor profiles that are both distinctly local and globally appealing.
The bar's decor, particularly the ceiling covered in vibrant, patterned umbrellas, is a beautiful nod to Balinese culture. These ceremonial umbrellas, known as tedung, traditionally line temple courtyards, mark important processional routes, and serve as protective symbols for deities. Borrowed by modern designers, they are repurposed here to give the modern bar interior a dreamy, other-worldly canopy. The effect transforms the space into a visual spectacle that hints at the island’s deep spiritual roots.
On a humid January evening in Badung, places like this become slow-motion refuges from the sometimes overwhelming crowds, noise, and intensity outside. Inside, the atmosphere is carefully curated for relaxation: soft yellow light spills from vintage lamps; the music is low and melodic, designed to layer the conversation rather than drown it out; and the bartenders operate with an unhurried, almost meditative grace. This deliberate slowness turns a simple night out into an intimate, memorable experience—less a loud, fleeting party, and more like a story whispered in confidence between friends, leaving the guest feeling connected to the subtle magic of a Balinese night.
This concludes this edition of Clicks of the Week!
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