There’s a beach in Iran where the soil isn’t just red. It’s deep, dark, and unforgettable. They call it Khak-e Sorkh — it means “Deep Red Soil.” When the ocean gets stormy, the water mixes with the soil and turns a deep, almost violet blue. One important thing you should know about this soil: You walk through it once, and it stays with you. This isn’t the kind of dust you wash off. It’s the kind that keeps a part of you, just as it leaves a part of itself behind. Somehow, it remembers you.