Here in the U.S., we have been enduring a lot of bad news (on the economic front) and a lot of bull (from the politicians) this past week. For marine conservationists struggling to get their voices heard amongst these issues that are impacting the day-to-day lives of the average Americans, it can be a bit frustrating. I know it gets me bouncing off the walls at times.
So, in the interests of sanity, let's take a moment and settle back into some of our favorite oceanic images. Here are some of mine. Pull out your favorite photos, slides, videos, or books and let's all take a collective sigh, relax a bit . . .
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2 comments:
wow, you really need a hobby!
To quote Stephen Stills, "I've got my ship, and all her flags are a-flyin'. She's all that I have left and Music is her name."
Thanks for the reminder. Think I'll unwind with a few songs on my guitar.
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