Story ideas continue to stream in faster than I can tackle them. The urge to write a blog post seems to stem more from photographs I want to share than from writing related news.
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| Faulkner's Island Lighthouse |
This past week I received a couple of nice emails:
From the Climate Literacy class I took:
"I'm writing to invite you to apply to become a Community TA for the next
run of Climate Literacy, which will begin on September 30th. If you're
reading this email, it means that you were one of the very top students
in the class, as measured by a mixture of class performance and forum
contribution. In a class so large this is quite an accomplishment."
From Denise McConduit:
"I checked out your website and I was amazed at the good environmental
work you are doing! Just bringing awareness about climate change,
wildlife and nature is so worthwhile."
Two weeks ago, I drove down to the shore, hoping to take a boat out to Faulkner's Island Lighthouse, which is only open one weekend per year. When I got to the marina, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Agency was debating whether to take the aluminum boat out in three foot swells. Although high seas sounded quite exciting, the open house was eventually canceled completely. On that cloudless day, I sat on the rocks, watching the seagulls and taking photographs.
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