Update about blog

The joy of waking to this view each morning is just so wonderful. Even if the camera sees all the distortions from the window screen, I easily ignore them. Many of these green trees stand near or by the Animas River which flows through the town.

Saturday, July 15, 2023

Historic flooding in Vermont just last week.

 


Yes, I've seen the news, which uses the most dramatic clips, then tries to get first person accouts. I like this where we get to move throughout the state to find out the damage, and how people were coping. I came away with knowing most of them now accept this is part of climate change.

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    1. And we have to gently ignore them, as long as they don't threaten our own safety. It is useless to argue with a spot of oil...you put your finger in it and it just separates, then comes back to where it was before.

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    1. It is bringing the climate crisis home to people who sure never thought it could hurt them!

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  3. It is shocking, I think. Our local wannabe gun range owner is psewing the same stuff: climate change deniers abound. You are right, we just ignore them.

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  4. Vermont is such a beautiful state. This brought me to tears.

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