Comments on: Life in the Mar Menor - Part 2 : Birds http://www.yachtmollymawk.com/2007/09/life-in-the-mar-menor-2/ The log of the good ship Mollymawk Wed, 03 Dec 2008 23:08:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Emil Dickin Alzamora http://www.yachtmollymawk.com/2007/09/life-in-the-mar-menor-2/#comment-8 Emil Dickin Alzamora Sat, 20 Oct 2007 14:43:30 +0000 http://www.yachtmollymawk.com/2007/09/26/life-in-the-mar-menor-2/#comment-8 HI Roxanne! And Jill! I checked out your website here on a Sat morning with my girlfriend Annie and step daughter Maggie, 10, and we are looking through it and laughing and admiring it all very much. I love your naturalist blogs Roxanne, very inquisitive and informative. Well done! Daniel and I spent a couple of years on a 40 foot sailboat in the Mediterranean when I was 10 to 12 years old, going from Mallorca to Turkey and everywhere in between. It was the most formative time of my childhood. I had to take watch during tumultuous storms in the middle of the night. The boat was a double ender with a rudder and tiller, so we had to tie it from both sides to keep it from tossing me around. Wow, it is my otherself that would be on a boat now if I hadn't gone headlong into sculpting. I think it is so cool what you all are doing. It not only makes me think WOW this is my family, but that it is what I would be doing if I weren't obsessed with making heavy stuff. Emil [Edited comment] HI Roxanne!
And Jill! I checked out your website here on a Sat morning with my girlfriend Annie and step daughter Maggie, 10, and we are looking through it and laughing and admiring it all very much. I love your naturalist blogs Roxanne, very inquisitive and informative. Well done!
Daniel and I spent a couple of years on a 40 foot sailboat in the Mediterranean when I was 10 to 12 years old, going from Mallorca to Turkey and everywhere in between. It was the most formative time of my childhood. I had to take watch during tumultuous storms in the middle of the night. The boat was a double ender with a rudder and tiller, so we had to tie it from both sides to keep it from tossing me around. Wow, it is my otherself that would be on a boat now if I hadn’t gone headlong into sculpting. I think it is so cool what you all are doing. It not only makes me think WOW this is my family, but that it is what I would be doing if I weren’t obsessed with making heavy stuff.
Emil
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