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• Deering Festival a valet success

  What a day we had on Sunday at the Deering Seafood Festival! We parked 268 bikes, a record turnout. Thanks to wonderful volunteers Marc and Judith Bell, Ana Browne and son Gustavo, Stuart Grant, August Neal, and Eric Tullberg for their generous gifts of time and energy. They were a [...]

  From Green Mobility Network - Active personal transportation for a better South Florida at March 28, 2012, 11:58am in Living, Environment

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• Deering Festival valet a success

  What a day we had on Sunday at the Deering Seafood Festival! We parked 268 bikes, a record turnout. Thanks to wonderful volunteers Marc and Judith Bell, Ana Browne and son Gustavo, Stuart Grant, August Neal, and Eric Tullberg for their generous gifts of time and energy. They were a [...]

  From Green Mobility Network - Active personal transportation for a better South Florida at March 28, 2012, 11:58am in Living, Environment

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• How Turner River got its water back?

  HP Williams Wayside is more than a boardwalk:
  
  It’s also the source of the Turner River, too.
  
  Turner River gets its water
  from HP Williams Wayside Canal
  March 2012
  The longer story is that the canal (at HP Williams) stole the water from the river first before [...]
  From The South Florida Watershed Journal at March 27, 2012, 9:10pm in Environment

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• To touch or not to touch sharks - that is the question...

  
  ... that flares up every so often.
  My good pal Mike Neumann abhors these discussions, however, he posted two most eloquent and well balanced blogs on the subject which are worth to be read by those who dive with sharks. I won't participate in these' [...]
  From OceanicDreams at March 27, 2012, 7:50pm in Environment, Photography and Video

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• We are visitors in the swamp

  The swamp is the gators' home
  ' [...]
  From The South Florida Watershed Journal at March 27, 2012, 2:00pm in Environment

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• Alligator tracking chart

  What’s that famous rule of photography?
  
  If you set out in the morning to photograph a sea horse you’ll be searching all day (if not all year) to a fruitless end. On the other hand, if you have a camera ready, and without even looking run into a sea [...]
  From The South Florida Watershed Journal at March 26, 2012, 9:54pm in Environment

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• Share the road, share the sidewalk

  Sharing is meant to be a two-way behavior. The writer of the note here understands it very well. Hers is the kind of awareness that we hope to build through the SafeStreetsMiami campaign. The note is shortened slightly and the author's name left out by request.
   

  Just thought I would [...]

  From Green Mobility Network - Active personal transportation for a better South Florida at March 26, 2012, 6:20pm in Living, Environment

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• Share the road, share the sidewalk

  Sharing is meant to be a two-way behavior. The writer of the note here understands it very well. Hers is the kind of awareness that we hope to build through the SafeStreetsMiami campaign. The note is shortened slightly and the author's name left out by request.
   

  Just thought I would [...]

  From Green Mobility Network - Active personal transportation for a better South Florida at March 26, 2012, 6:20pm in Living, Environment

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• Guaranteed gator

  Can you see the gator?
  Note the safe viewing distance from boardwalk!
  [...]
  From The South Florida Watershed Journal at March 26, 2012, 2:00pm in Environment

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• Guaranteed gator at the green

  Better than guaranteed, it was a cosmic truth:
  
  Come rain or shine someone was always on – or approaching – that putting green.
  Can you see the putting green?
  At least that was the case whenever my brother and I drove by it with our mother when we [...]
  From The South Florida Watershed Journal at March 25, 2012, 6:26pm in Environment

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