Another beautiful early summer day means...a ride, of course. This one took me to Point Lookout. I pedaled against the wind most of the way out and with it most of the way back.
When I got back, I talked to my mother and told her I "looked like a tomato." She asked whether I'd used sunscreen; which, of course, I had. In fact, both of my stops were for the purpose of applying "beach grease".
What was most striking about the ride, though, was that the tide at the Point had receded further than I'd ever seen before. I can't recall the sandbars stretching as far and wide as the ones that were exposed yesterday.
Speaking of exposure: I could just barely see that couple on the sandbar. It didn't look like they were wearing a whole lot, though it looked like they were doing quite a bit. One of the things they were doing, of course, was leaving something to the imagnation!
What else might we lose if and when sea levels rise?
When I got back, I talked to my mother and told her I "looked like a tomato." She asked whether I'd used sunscreen; which, of course, I had. In fact, both of my stops were for the purpose of applying "beach grease".
What was most striking about the ride, though, was that the tide at the Point had receded further than I'd ever seen before. I can't recall the sandbars stretching as far and wide as the ones that were exposed yesterday.
Speaking of exposure: I could just barely see that couple on the sandbar. It didn't look like they were wearing a whole lot, though it looked like they were doing quite a bit. One of the things they were doing, of course, was leaving something to the imagnation!
What else might we lose if and when sea levels rise?
