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Tidelines and Ocean Currents

Tidelines – it is spelled both ways but I prefer the one-word form. A tideline, according to Wikipedia,  refers to where two currents in the ocean converge (or meet). Driftwood, floating seaweed, foam, and other floating debris may accumulate, forming sinuous lines called tidelines. The topic of this article came about after I saw the photo above.The photo actually […]

Reprint – Ocean Requiem

Please take a look at this short video called Ocean Requiem Amazing short film shows why we must protect our oceans It is hosted on the TreeHugger website and is well worth watching, especially in full screen mode. A quote from the website: Ocean Requiem is a short film by Howard Hall, with original music by Alan Williams. […]

Lightkeepers are the Eyes and Ears of the Oceans

Isn’t this a pretty neat photo? But what is it you ask? If you run Google Chrome as a web browser1 you could use the Search by Image extension to find other copies of the photo and then the website, and then what is shown in the photo. Here I have just presented a photo with […]