Day: January 30, 2020
Floridians and their scrub Jays
Best Areas to Visit on Your First Trip to Tokyo!
Originally posted on Jay + Shields:
If your the type to make a list of top places to visit, Japan should be at the top of your list. Japan is one of our favorite places we’ve ever traveled to and can’t wait to go back. It’s absolutely beautiful, clean, safe, friendly and has so many cool things to do. Tokyo, Japans capital, is a mixture of… Continue reading Best Areas to Visit on Your First Trip to Tokyo!
Inokashira Park & Kichijoji
Originally posted on free.cloud:
Hello world My guesthouse is located in a quiet and residential area of Tokyo , called Kichijoji. It’s a very nice place to live because you have access to green nature , many shops and restaurant , the cost of living is reasonable and the pace of life is slow . It feels like a human-scale neighbourhood. Let’s explore this… Continue reading Inokashira Park & Kichijoji
Tokyo By Bike
Originally posted on free.cloud:
Today was what we can call an Adventure. Crossing Tokyo city from East to West on a Bike is a Journey. There is days where you just go out of the comfort zone to experience something unusual , something crazy. I believe having days like that , once in a while is healthy as it gives space for others unexpected… Continue reading Tokyo By Bike
A Neighborhood Nature Walk
Originally posted on JLT Natural History Society:
2020 is a Leap Year! So the Natural History Society is offering a choice of two dates for this month’s outing. Join us on either Friday, February 28 or Saturday, February 29, for a three-hour stroll in Port Townsend with expert naturalist Ken Wilson. Arbutus menziesii (Madrona aka Pacific Madrone) In any neighborhood, there is much nature to discover when we look more… Continue reading A Neighborhood Nature Walk
February through July 2020 Book Club Selections
Originally posted on JLT Natural History Society:
February 24th: The Last Wilderness: A History of the Olympic Peninsula (2019) by Murray Morgan Originally published in 1955, this new version includes an introduction by author Tim McNulty, whose book Olympic National Park: A Natural History, is a primary text for the Natural History Society. The Last Wilderness is regarded as a “classic history of the Olympic Peninsula,” told in… Continue reading February through July 2020 Book Club Selections
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