Florida’s Big Dig
The story of the Intracoastal and other thoughts on water, waterways, land, and ecology
Month: August 2015
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A World Heritage Site in southern France, this aqueduct bridge was built during the Roman occupation around the beginning of the Christian Era. Because of the passage of time, only partial lengths of Roman aqueducts remain in various states of repair throughout Great Britain and Europe, wherever the Roman Army occupied the land. It is…
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Hubble Telescope: Tip of the ‘wing’ of the Small Magellanic Cloud galaxy http://pocket.co/soY5qt To see this spectacular image, double click on the link to the Pocketed image. In so doing, it will fill the screen with this beautiful work of nature. It is difficult to imagine a universe so complex and yet so beautiful could…
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Obviously listed for protection on UNESCO’s listing of World Heritage Sites, Lake Baikal is the oldest lake in the world at 25 million years. It is the deepest lake in the world at 5,378 feet, and most expansive, occupying over 12,000 square miles of the Earth’s surface. Lake Baikal contains twenty percent of the unfrozen…
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This map shows the US really has 11 separate ‘nations’ with entirely different cultures