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This is a post with a sound track; you can find the audio here. Before the monsoon hit the other day, it was 70 degrees, lots of folks walked the esplanade, the saxophonist regaled me with his practice, and the rusty Maersk Bogor came in from Spain. In front of us, the gulls giggle-squawked as cars on the Belt behind us whooshed by. If it’d been foggy, the bass ship’s horn would have played to its own beat, giving the musician another instrument to accompany.
The first sailboats were out beyond the Narrows. I’ll post more on this tomorrow.
Bogor . . . conjures up a tropical place.
And it was the eve of Good Friday.
All photos by Will Van Dorp, who wishes you a Happy Easter today.
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A news story I read this morning prompts this continuing of the critters series. I link to the story at the end of this post. All the following photos I’ve taken since September, and filed away until I feel there’s a story. Let’s start here in a New Jersey marsh creek,
go to the North Fork,
the KVK,
more of the KVK,
still more there,
and finally to the freshwater in the Erie Canal.
So here’s the story about a laker captain and his floating forests . . . . Click here for more info on part of Pittsburgh Steamship Division fleet.
All critter photos by Will Van Dorp.
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