Baby Turtle Rescue

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around Jamison Square

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But where?
I’ve considered a train trip west. Too long and too smelly. Can I send the car ahead? Should I try out a downtown Portland apartment? That could be fun, but I think I want some mountains, lake, beach. something out of the city and into nature. I wonder if Mike would have any ideas?
I [...]

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Barbara Cook’s garden and neighboring Ocean Ridge Natural Area

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Sunday morning 2010 Lake Worth street painting festival

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for fun…

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This summer, as part of my freelance writing and photography, I was able to see three Palm Beach estates circa 1920s. I’ve written about them on my other blog, if you want to find out more.
Here are some photos with short descriptions.
Cielito Lindo was built by dime-store heiress Jessie Woolworth Donahue in 1927. It was [...]

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And that’s a good thing!
Here are some adventures I’ve had this spring… To think I thought I had to go to Chartres to walk the labyrinth! There are two right here in Delray Beach and they are based on the Chartres Labryrinth.
At the Duncan Conference Center, you can enjoy them at your liesure, or be [...]

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This past Saturday, we toured the Nike site in the Everglades. This is one of four in the area, and each site has two components — a command center as well as a launch area. THe launch area includes three launch pads, each with a building large enough to contain three missiles, along with a [...]

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I am.
For many northeners, South Florida is the next best thing to Utopia, especially in the dead of winter.  Heating up those bones after being chilled to the bone is a wondrous experience! At least, that’s what my visitors at my vacation rental, Travelers Palm, tell me.
At the turn of the 20th century, one group [...]

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