mMoment at con the Coast

In English, the first letter of all nouns, verbs, adjetives, adverbs, etc., is capitalized in the title.

I saw the sunset today in a long timfor the first time in a while.

There is coast is about a half hour drive nearfrom my town.

PAround there, the beach is surrounded by a pine tree forest and little plants named '맥문동' stretches out all around there.

The one mostSome kind of sportsmen caught my eyes were some kind of sports menhile I was there.

They were doing some sports looksed like surfing, but they were also using a little parachute to pull their board.

I don't know what it iwas excactly, but while I was watching it it looked quite fun when I stared it.

Six persons, they were noThey were six in total, and they didn't look young so I thought it might be their new interest after retiring and thisat it may be good for their health.

Actually, they looked healthy.

They seemed to really enjoy their activiteswhat they were doing.

And there were some couples at there, too.

One couple wereas sitting on a mat, eating and drinking, sitting on a mat.

I get why you used "were" here, as a couple is made up of two people, but because there's only one couple, you use the singular conjugation.

Four persons whoople came later on, sat down side by side, and took selfies.

Some middle aged people had beenwere working out.

tTwo people, perhaps moma mother and daughter, came with their dogs.

The place was quitet.

The sun, the clouds, the coastline, the air, thatose kinds of things makelet you aware ofbe in the moment.