Of shoes — and ships — and sealing wax Of cabbages — and kings And…
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Of shoes — and ships — and sealing wax Of cabbages — and kings And…
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In 1988 I read Eric Hansen’s book, Stranger in the Forest. Having just reread it I…
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This is photo of Mark Dumas was taken milliseconds before his neck was eaten by…
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In many places in the world, generally along the ocean shore, cities have been discovered…
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I had the privilege of recently attending Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project conference, the purpose of…
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Many sailors have been lost at sea and some live to tell the tale. I…
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There is no such thing as a fish. Really, there is no common agreement as…
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How far can you swim? Most mammals can swim, even though some really don’t like to.…
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Wait, where is everybody? I can think of only one country in the entire world…
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Because the ocean is so vast and available for free it is often called upon…
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$1642.16 per capita a year. Maybe it’s the name. It’s pronounced keerybass. You might have…
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It isn’t 26 miles across the sea. It’s 20 miles. The subject of Catalina naturally takes…
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If your child ain’t all he should be now’…just punch him around a bit! …
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On February 23, 1942 a 365 foot long Japanese submarine surfaced a hundred yards off the…
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Pacific Voyages is about strange and wonderful things of the Pacific. So I thought we’d revisit…
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How is it you have not heard of Rosie Swale-Pope? I can’t explain it but…
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Let’s see if we can find it shall we? My great friend Dr. Ken “liver…
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The very first time the Atlantic flowed all the way from Brooklyn to the Pacific Ocean…
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Not in the Pacific…yet My pal Leslie Stepp turned me on to these islands which…
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The Big Sur coast is best explored by Zeppelin, or alternatively, in a 1965 VW…
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