Monday, June 30, 2008
Anna Maria Island Bridge
From a recent trip to the beach (in the rain), here's a photograph of the raised draw of the Anna Maria Island Bridge. In September, this 50-year-old bridge will be closed for a few weeks for repairs. The bridge is on State Road 64 (Manatee Avenue) and takes cars and trucks over Sarasota Bay between Anna Maria and Bradenton.
Labels:
Anna Maria Island,
bridge,
Florida,
historic
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Lemon Tree
Between summer seabreeze storms and blazing 90+ degree temperatures, I've been attempting to keep my backyard from turning into a set for The Jungle Book. Turns out we aren't the only ones living here.
It's hard to tell what kind of frog this is, with just the eyes peeking out of the PVC pipe that used to be a stake for the lemon tree.
Another guest has moved on, leaving her old clothes behind. I'll have to watch out, or she'll come back and leave the kids for me to feed.
Labels:
amphibian,
butterfly,
environment,
Florida,
nature
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Florida Radio Programs
The Florida Humanities Council's June 2008 Radio Programs are now available online:
Four Rivers and a Swamp
Walkable Urbanism
Poet David Kirby
The Longest Canoe
A year's worth of programs are archived on their website if four just isn't enough!
Four Rivers and a Swamp
Walkable Urbanism
Poet David Kirby
The Longest Canoe
A year's worth of programs are archived on their website if four just isn't enough!
Labels:
archaeology,
Florida,
Hillsborough River,
podcast,
poetry,
radio program
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