Fall Equinox Gathering for the Carmel River

9/20/2013

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What is that in the river bed...?

...an oversized steelhead looking for water!

A dog and his person surprised by and then wanting to have its picture taken with this very special steelhead.

An evening at the river ...enjoying fresh foods from the farmers market, reading poems, sharing thoughts to invoke rain and a caring for the river and all it gives to us throughout the valley and Monterey Peninsula...a beautiful way to end the day at the end of the work week.

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Pamela Takigawa

10/7/2013 02:49:25 am

Not only is the clean up good for our river, it is good for the oceans.The plastic and garbage eventually washes out to sea and pollutes our oceans, the birds and fish that mistake it for food and ultimately we end up eating the plastic ourselves in microscopic molecules. Plastic is here forever. Please recycle if not for the animals for yourself!

paola berthoin link

10/7/2013 04:23:20 am

Thank you, Pamela. Perfectly expressed.

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Paola Berthoin is the designer/creator/publisher of Passion for Place: Community Reflections on the Carmel River Watershed. Her focus is inspiring and educating people about the natural world through the arts. She is available to design your book, create (illustrate and write) interpretive materials for your watershed community, consult for healthy gardens, paint a commissioned painting of your favorite place in the Carmel River Watershed and beyond!

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