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An Island of Plastic
by Lexy
In the middle of the pactific ocean (about 800 miles north of Hawaii) there is an area much like an ocean version of a desert. This area has weak winds moving in a circular motion, creating weak circular ocean... published 6 months ago
Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch, the Continent of Garbage
by Marye Audet
There is a new continent in the Pacific Ocean. Actually it has been forming for years. It was documented in the 1950's. It is larger now, by some reports twice the size of Texas. And growing. The most... published 12 months ago
Visit San Francisco - all you need to know and more
by Jazy
The city of San Francisco is the fourth most populated city in California and the 14th most populated city in the US. In 2007 the estimated population was 764,976. Among the most densely populated cities in... published 2 months ago
What Fate the Marshall Islands?
by Chef Jeff
For years the tiny group of islands called The Marshall Islands have been home to a group of people who have usually lived quiet, peaceful lives fishing and growing fruits, being more or less self-dependent... published 3 months ago
Oregon Joy... how I found publicly owned Paradise
by Mary Tinkler
Rugged & Lovely...the Oregon coast Years ago my Grandmother in Oxford, England joked that if the family kept migrating west one of us would end up in China. My mother and father and I had emigrated from... published 8 months ago
NORTHERN LIGHTS (AURORA BORELIS)
by meteoboy
Without questions, this is the most beautiful heavenly phenomenon but, unfortunately, rarely occurs. It can take the form of wave of light rolling from the horizon to the zenith, or can appear as archers of... published 2 weeks ago
Catching and Preparing a Razor Clam
by flread45
I remember when we lived in Oregon,by the beach. We went Razor Clam digging when season was open. I beleive the limit was 10 clams then. You could dig these clams with a clam shovel or a round tube,which... published 6 months ago
Guide to Southern California Beaches Venice Beach
by Lincoln Armstrong
It's not the sun, sand or water that makes this place unique. It's the colorful people. published 16 months ago
Southern California Beach Vacation Dana Point
by Lincoln Armstrong
Dana Point's beaches surround the extraordinarily popular Dana Point Harbor and Marina, which is home to a variety of shops and restaurants. published 16 months ago









