FOR MANY MOONS
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Spring Clean-Up
Nature reflects humanity, and vice versa. Cycles of destruction and renewal, death and rebirth, ebb and flow, the ugly and the beautiful. Trees fall — and sometimes are “felled” –and we clean up the signs of their passing so that our eyes can rest on a more peaceful scene. We often use “nature” as a…
Diving Spice Island
I didn’t know about the spices until the last day. Before then, it was all about the water. My friend Susan and I went to Spice Island — aka Grenada — to scuba dive. It was our 4th or 5th dive trip together. We’re both long-time divers, with several hundred dives each. These days, she…
Icefalls
I don’t remember much from chemistry class. I wish I did. How does moving water turn into ice? How does it create such amazing structures? Those are the questions that arise when you visit O Kun De Kun Falls in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula at the end of March. More photos and thoughts below…
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