I posted photos of the wonderful opening night to the SWCC facebook page. Morning meditations on the beach were most wonderful. Back to Natives event at Oyster Lake was the quintessential giving back to nature to our collective interest in healthy coastal dune lakes. Many photos to come. I have no photos of the gatorless Gator event Sunday night. Forgot to put the CF card in the camera. I knew the light was fading anyway. The best part was walking back in the dark.

I usually stay home at www.wholeo.net. I had followed topics in an Environment category that seems to be gone as of March, 2008. They were about beach access: public or private and Eastern Lake management plan. I sample Eastern Lake monthly with CBA and LAKEWATCH. Love my new waterproof camera that takes movies as easily as photos and is almost as small as a cell phone. I like to take hikes in the forests and plot things in Google Earth with my wrist GPS way point coordinates. My best friend is deer moss (deer lichen), a lovely form of consciousness. I believe LightWorker is my friend, altho I don't know who, exactly. In the summer, I walk the beach at dawn to avoid the heat. I've been here six years and love it more each minute. SWCC is a worthwhile organization. I drive a moonlight blue Honda Insight, a hybrid car. Perhaps the only one in sowal.
so long and take care,
Caroling