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We spend the last days of August in Provincetown soaking in the sun, searching for sea creatures during the low tides  and rolling in the sand.  The weather blessed us with some of the most beautiful days of the season.

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More road trip fun

Good friends and beach time. . .

(Georgetown, DC)
 

(Lambertville, NJ)
 
Exploring Seaweeds

Inspired from our latest favorite book The Wakame Gatherers by Holly Thompson

and a quick swim

(Rye, NY)

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A Spring day in DC

 

The much spoken about White House organic garden and beehives. (see the lettuce growing!)

 
Dandelion love! Speading the seeds of hope.

 
Cooling off at the WWII Memorial

More water play at the botanical garden:

A quick trip to the tropics!

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The makings of a great Road Trip…
Some dolphin love (in Baltimore)

 

A whale skeleton

 
Feeding the electric eel

 
The sleeping two toed sloth. . . we saw it!

 
Top of the World Observation Center, Baltimore Inner Harbor

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Bio-Market

Scenes from the organic market
(Sienna look more Olives!!)

Organic Wines and Juices. There were a lot of homemade organic wines.

Lots of wild greens

and look!! Fresh Nettles. How I am craving Spring Nettles- Soup and Pie and Nettle / Garlic Mash Potatoes!

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For those of you wondering the fruit and vegetable street markets are not comparable to our farmers markets. They are not farmers selling their produce but r traders that sell the produce. It is often imported. At the larger ones their is often a stall for toilet paper and kitchen paper and other household supplies, [...]

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                                 pistachios

 

                                  wild-crafted dandelions
                                 tsai vounou (mountain tea)

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I’ve always had a strange fascination with hobos, specifically the rail riding hobos of the Great Depression era. I did a quick search trying to find some pictures for Zoe as she seems to be picking up my fascination and found out some interesting things…
Did you know that there was a Hobo Code of Ethics? [...]

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As we are still dealing with jetlag (awake after midnight and asleep in the late morning) we have been making no big plans, just seeing where the day takes us while trying to get into some kind of routine…school work, reading (IdriREAD we are reading Finn Family Moomintroll (which I highly recommend), and violin practice. We also [...]

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