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Saturday, 31 May 2008

Hey Al Gore, would 'ya talk to the Kennedys for us?

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Where's Al Gore when you really need him?

Last week, just before the start of the Memorial Day weekend, we took a trip to Hull, MA and on the way back, made sure we shot some video of their apparently very successful Wind Turbine towering above the town. This is the same Wind Turbine, in concept, that alternative energy advocates want to put into Nantucket Sound, as Wind Farms. But unfortunately, sound energy policy - definitely no pun intended - has been trumped, so to speak, and again with no intentional pun, because these turbines would then be within eyesight of the wealthy waterfront homes of the Kennedys and their fellow neighbors of Hyannis.

Last we checked, they have (whomever they are) somehow managed to stop the Wind Farm installation in Nantucket Sound. Whether they've done so for the self-serving reasons of preserving their pristine backyard waterfront views or because they feel entitled to unfettered sailing throughout Nantucket Sound, despite the projected as substantial energy savings from such an effort, there are no Wind Farms in a body of water where they could do the most good and become a respected prototype to further our nation's goal of reducing our dependence on oil.

Is this yet another example of Al Gore, Teddy Kennedy (our prayers are still with him) and John Kerry forever telling us how we should behave, yet they're entitled to march to their own drummers?

Whatever.

Thursday, 29 May 2008

[: neon :] original video: a rainbow on Nantasket Beach

Our apologies to those who've asked us to post more content more frequently, but we've been busy with our regular lives (i.e., making a living) - while also trying to learn how to master our video editing software.

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The video below is about our visit on the Friday before Memorial Day weekend 2008 to Nantasket Beach in Hull, MA, and what a beautiful day to film a beach that we had all to ourselves - with an exceptional view of a magnificent rainbow on the ocean's horizon.

Very cool.


Sunday, 18 May 2008

Nature's Call: CBS Sunday Morning, eat your hearts out

One of the nicest things about living in New England is the beauty of its landscape - exquisite shorelines and less crowded residential communities inland - something many of us are unaccustomed to having lived in more populated areas.

And although there may not be any 24-hour Diners and very few all-night Supermarkets, what we heard earlier this afternoon in the air of these woods, what we were able to smell in that same air - and then what we saw (in this video below) just before heading back - well, the only word that comes to mind is, nice.

Few things in life beat those childhood memories of playing in woods like this, especially that wonderful smell of the soil just after a fresh rain. Really nice . . . peaceful nice.

I guess when push comes to shove, I really do love living in New England.

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