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This piece of plastic was found floating in the ocean that resembled leafy lettuce and seaweed. The waste could easily be ingested by fish, shrimp, whales, turtles, and wading birds. Synthetic plastic contains crude, coal, or natural gas, and biobased plastic is safer and environmentally friendlier. Marine life shouldn't consume waste, and forming a healthy environment for marine life is important. It's a matter of controlling waste, stop dumping, and the process of removal. Waste materials may find way into humans. Nature matters.

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A. A. Mansfield

The Chocolate Lake Adventures is an original classic, a marvelous short story about a wondrous, new environment created by mistake, but loved by all.

Above image: A native shrub to Africa found growing along a waterway that meets the Atlantic Ocean.

On Thanksgiving several years ago, my family and I had Thanksgiving upon a gorgeous mountaintop. I took time to photograph the wonderous nature, then I saw this exquisite rock poking out from the ground. The estimate size of this ancient boulder was 20'Lx 3'W. My hypothesis theory..the left side of this gigantic boulder indicates the trailing side, backend of the rock. The right side flow lines begin to narrow, which indicate the frontline of the supposedly travelled rock. Note: Flow lines, rust, crust, fracture or fissure, wild ferns, and lichen.

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