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Pond on Pond: November 2011
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Saturday, November 26, 2011. Scoutie O' Scoutie - 1996 to November 2011. Every once in a while, he'd raise his head to see where we were or at least what was going on . . . When well, he never liked the vet. Last night, he let the team work on him without a struggle. His fluids were low and his blood pressure hovering at 50 . . . instead of a healthy 100. At home he would be more uncomfortable withou...
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Pond on Pond: Back to the Baja and San Ignacio Lagoon
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Friday, February 10, 2012. Back to the Baja and San Ignacio Lagoon. What is it about a gray whale that inspires you to reach over the side of the panga (little boat) and pet this friendly ocean mammal on the head? I'm not sure what the attraction is, but I'm heading back to San Ignacio Lagoon again this year to do it again. Thank you for commenting! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Wonder what it ...
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Pond on Pond: Gray Whales in San Ignacio Lagoon
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Monday, March 19, 2012. Gray Whales in San Ignacio Lagoon. In the middle of the Baja Peninsula, there's a remote lagoon accessible either by plane to a rustic "international" airstrip or by car along a rock-strewn, washboard, dirt road that goes on for miles until you arrive with your bones and teeth as loose as a pocket full of pesos. And Visit Pachico Mayoral’s Website! Labels: Baja California Sur.
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Pond on Pond: Back to Whale Camp - Part 1
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Wednesday, February 20, 2013. Back to Whale Camp - Part 1. In 3 weeks, I'll be on my way back to the Baja and Whale Camp at San Ignacio Lagoon! My next few posts will be about everything I need to pack to make the 500 mile drive from the airport at San Jose del Cabo to Todos Santos, Loreto, and across the Vizcaino Desert to San Ignacio at lovely oasis about 40 miles from Whale Camp! Searching for Sig...
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Pond on Pond: August 2012
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Friday, August 3, 2012. Beaches Are Us . . . circa 1959. It's the summer of 1959. The beach is our destination almost every weekend. My mother is thirty-one. When she walks down the beach, men stare at her, but nobody whistles because she's swinging an infant in a basket a few inches above the waves. We washed off the sand in the outside showers, found our clothes and flip-flops, and piled back in th...
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Pond on Pond: September 2011
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Thursday, September 8, 2011. Third Thursday Reading Series in Takoma Park Begins on September 15. Poetry season in Takoma Park begins on September 15 at 7:30 pm with the Third Thursday Reading Series at the Community Center. Four poets, including Meredith Pond, will read or perform their work in front of a wild crowd of town residents, friends, relatives, and former teachers and parole officers.
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Pond on Pond: Close Encounters with a Gray Whale
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Friday, April 20, 2012. Close Encounters with a Gray Whale. On YouTube, you'll find many short videos by everyday adventurers who did a great job of capturing a moment when someone in their panga petted - or kissed - a gray whale in San Ignacio Lagoon. These are wonderful moments. You'll have to paste this link into your browser. http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? And Visit Pachico Mayoral’s Website!
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Pond on Pond: Skatin' Around the Christmas Tree - 1950s Style
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Thursday, December 29, 2011. Skatin' Around the Christmas Tree - 1950s Style. The crowning glory of our Christmas tree included special lights on the tree bubbling gold and red inside their 3-inch, liquid filled, glass spires. There's nothing in the 21st century to compare. (Now they are considered too dangerous to use, even if you can find them.). I had the skates, but I wasn't much of a skater....
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Pond on Pond: February 2013
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Wednesday, February 20, 2013. Back to Whale Camp - Part 1. In 3 weeks, I'll be on my way back to the Baja and Whale Camp at San Ignacio Lagoon! My next few posts will be about everything I need to pack to make the 500 mile drive from the airport at San Jose del Cabo to Todos Santos, Loreto, and across the Vizcaino Desert to San Ignacio at lovely oasis about 40 miles from Whale Camp! Links to this post.
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Pond on Pond: Beaches Are Us . . . circa 1959
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Things are happening for this transplanted New Englander now living in Takoma Park. Read the latest . . . Friday, August 3, 2012. Beaches Are Us . . . circa 1959. It's the summer of 1959. The beach is our destination almost every weekend. My mother is thirty-one. When she walks down the beach, men stare at her, but nobody whistles because she's swinging an infant in a basket a few inches above the waves. We washed off the sand in the outside showers, found our clothes and flip-flops, and piled back in th...