Earth day

One of my key skills in my first career as a teacher and geographer was to “notice”. Whether that as my surroundings and environment or the goings on in a classroom I had my senses on high alert most of the time.

Today as Earth Day was a chance to encourage others to do the same.

Today I walked by the sea, I saw Earth from a land slip being taken away by energetic mean with shovels and wheelbarrows, I watched the waves, I sat on the pier and watched the pontoon moored offshore in the bay undulating like a caterpillar (not a cake one with a name starting with C – current new story).

This evening I noticed the sea and it’s waves from a rib while on safety boat crew with the sailing club for the first time.

Did you notice things today?

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