Have I Been Here Before?

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I’m not sure that if I’ve posted this image before, so if I have, my apologies.

Poor Southwest Florida is struggling through a horrible bout of red tide. It’s as if the Gulf Of Mexico is ill. 

I won’t go into details, but an incredible amount of sealife has died from this horrible situation. It’s a health risk to humans to inhale the airborne toxins. There have been reports of life guards on the beach wearing gas masks. From what I understand, no one is on the beaches anyway and businesses are suffering.

You can read more about this here. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2683400/

It’s extremely sad and has gone on in the area that we visit for nine months now. The only thing that is some consolation, is that this is not ALL due to man-made pollution.

There are reports of red tide dating back to the 1600’s. It helps a little to know that the sea life did return to healthy levels over time. 

So…I’m posting this image of a dramatic sunset in the hopes that by some twist of fate, Mother Nature, who is all about drama, will find a way to heal the waters.

YOWZA, what a sky!

2428629B-8BE8-4B6D-808C-A34FF0527171A beautiful Florida day decided to get moody late in the afternoon, the clouds marched in.

Right on cue, they spread out and filled the sky.8F870B3D-5AB8-4119-A185-142A296C1689Rain poured down, and all indications were that it was going to be a “no sunset evening.”

I’m glad I didn’t give up on a sundown show…the clouds couldn’t hold it back and it blasted a beacon of beauty.DBBA1941-E0CB-47DB-9723-04B625CD1958

Let’s do sunsets.

I’m really, really, really out of sync being temporarily displaced from my window into the woods. They’re making progress, it will get built, siding goes on next week…but still much to do. So…I thought I’d look at sunsets…you can look too if you want to.

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Two views of the same sea oats and clouds.

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