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On Saturday, I rode my bike to downtown and back. It took over 4 hours and was broken up by a great breakfast at Matt's Big Breakfast.
I didn't know I had it in me to ride so far.
All my (geographically contiguous) bike rides from 2012, excluding commutes from home to work and back.
Virginia Institute of Marine's Marine Advisory Program's 'Teachers on the Estuary: A Field Course on Virginia's Coastal Ecosystems' workshop held along the Eastern Shore. Jun 26, 2019. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
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Selection of Map previews searching for Wetland loss and oil industry early maps in Louisiana.
Shannon Dosemagen + Cesar Harada.
Public Laboratory + Open_Sailing
The Langston Hughes watershed experience emphasizes biodiversity (in contrasting stream habitats), water chemistry, streamflow, maps, and geology.
Using some of my large collection of old maps and atlases.
A procrastination project completed when I should have been working on something elsa.
Cadell visited Iona almost every summer and made several paintings there. The exhibition has a whole room dedicated to Cadell's Iona works and this map shows the locations of where we worked.
We went on hikes on both the bay side (west) and the Atlantic side (east). Ted's house in just to the right of Lieutenant Island (center of map), while Helen's house is at the top, to the right of Main St. One day, Helen and Libby went swimming in Long Pond (top right), but it was too cold for Tony and me,
Deleted water, put in fillers so you can't go to one side, place a portal, and come back up. This is the last and only part finished. Not big, but not bad for a first map. I seen worse.