Like the human body, and the earth's surface, this newsletter is mostly, but not entirely, water.
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Stolen Summer
August in the west has been defined by fire. I wrote a couple of weeks ago about our ride up Hurricane Hill in the rare August rain. Although we enjoyed a collective gripe about the weather, in our hearts we knew that we were fortunate. Oth...
Drill, baby, drill!
I last gave you an update on our local drinking water project at the end of last year, and I've been promising another for several months now. At last, the story can be told!
The project's origin was in 2013, when, in response to p...
Riding the Hurricane
We head back to the Olympic Peninsula for another bike ride, this time an organized ride called Ride the Hurricane, a sea-to-summit ride of twenty miles and five thousand feet from Port Angeles, WA, up to Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National...
A race, a ride, and a wedding
We spent the last couple of weekends in Bellingham, Washington, the first weekend for a triathlon, the second for a bike ride and a wedding.
I had posts lined up to amuse you while we were gone, but the PFAS news is still waiting on the E...
Going west
Following our visit to semi-arid Central Washington, where the water story is one of scarcity, our next trip is to the coast, where the water story is one of excess. The droughts and fires in Central Washington and the sea level rise, river...
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