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Tag Archives: kayaks
Kudos to the kayak protesters of Seattle!
What an absolutely amazing photograph of the last weekend’s kayak protests in Seattle over Royal Dutch/Shell’s plan to begin Arctic Ocean oil drilling. If you cannot see or read the signs they say “Shell no.” While some have already argued that the activists … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Cars, cities, civics, civility, climate change, Communications, consumerism, culture, energy, environment, globalization, history, humanity, nature, peace, politics, pollution, Renewable Energy, Science, social equity, sustainability, technology, transportation, volunteerism, Wildlife
Tagged activists, advocacy, Arctic Ocean, cities, climate change, environment, global warming, kayaks, nature, oil, oil drilling, petroleum, pollution, protests, Seattle, Shell
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Passing through Timbuktu
Apparently, I am not the only person on the planet who is fascinated by the City of Timbuktu in western Africa. While reading the captivating book entitled To Timbuktu, by Mark Jenkins, I quickly discovered the city set aside the vast Sahara has long … Continue reading
Posted in Active transportation, Africa, Animals, art, bicycling, book reviews, books, Bus transportation, cities, climate change, Cuisine, culture, diversity, economics, entertainment, environment, Europe, fitness, fun, geography, Guns, history, humanity, land use, nature, politics, sustainability, tourism, transportation, Travel, walking, writing
Tagged adventure, Africa, book reviews, books, cities, discovery, Guns, history, kayaks, Mali, nature, Niger River, rivers, Timbuktu, writing
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