Nomads of the Blue Planet
Sea Gypsies are nomadic people, living their lives on the sea, their culture and biology uniquely adapted to life in and around the water … More Nomads of the Blue Planet
Sea Gypsies are nomadic people, living their lives on the sea, their culture and biology uniquely adapted to life in and around the water … More Nomads of the Blue Planet
by Mary Kay Seales Honestly, though, do you really need a reason to visit Paris? The City of Light, Romance, Art and Culture? But if you hesitate about visiting Paris in the Summer months because you think it will be too crowded, too hot, too something. Think again! Here are at least ten reasons why … More 10 Reasons to Visit Paris in the Summer: Why Not Make that THIS Summer, 2018?
By Mary Kay Seales with guest poster, Peter Klika Elephants are revered by Hindus as a symbol of the god, Ganesh, the god with an elephant’s head. He wasn’t born with an elephant’s head, of course. He was born a normal boy to the great god, Shiva. However, one day upon returning home, Shiva saw … More Not a Beast of Burden
by Mary Kay Seales Time to become a believer. Our planet is dying and we are killing it. Most people think global warming is a phenomenon in the air, and don’t realize that the oceans are also warming up, and this is even more deadly to us all. Like a fever when we have an … More Talking Trash About the Oceans: 8 Things You Can, and Must, Do To Save Them
By Mary Kay Seales A short ferry ride away from Seattle, but wondrously off the grid, Vashon Island is a lush and lovely day trip to clear your head and soak up some green. Take the West Seattle ferry, car and driver around $20, or ride your bike on a sunny day for $6.50. … More Vashon Island: Paradise Lost in Puget Sound