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Signal to Noise
Caught the low tide at 11th St. today and was reminded of why I got into this stuff in the beginning. That place where yesterday and tomorrow melt away; leaving just sensory experience. A breeze on the cheek, rock under feet, the singing of the waves reaching shore, the smell of the ocean. Science has…
Kintsugi
Every good book has chapters. I recently ran across a chapter written 10 years ago: “Just ride it…you’ll be fine.” Grandpa would say when I’d get afraid. His friend Carlton, the first time I rode with them: “Michael you have much experience with horses?”Me: “No sir” (a lie, hoping for one that was old and…
Mind the Gap
Years-ago I worked at a field site called Radio Island Jetty; a narrow strip of rock just inside Beaufort Inlet, North Carolina. The tidal flux though the inlet produced extreme currents on the jetty; water rushing in at high tide, then reversing and flooding back out as the tide receded. Trying to work in these conditions (yes,…
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