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Thread started 10/14/09 10:11am

Imago

ARE YOU Attached to THE LAND? ?

What I mean by this is: are you attached to certain city, location, or country?

I'm becoming more and more aware that I am absolutely attached to central Florida, specifically the gulf coast of central Florida (Sarasotta, Tampa Bay, Bradenton).


There is NOTHING like throwing your own kayak out on the water, and paddling down crystal clear fresh water rivers and seeing Manatee, turtles and all manner of wildlife. Or paddling down salt water mangroves and spotting fishhawks, blue heron, sharks, dolphins, stingrays, and all manner of wiildlife as well.


This time of year is normally one in which people's movements are more restrictive in this hemisphere. The weather gets colder, people huddle in bars, pubs, coffee shops and the like. And people put on winter clothes.

But in Tampa bay, this is the prime time of year to get out on the water and appreciate the wildlife around you. sigh







Here are some pictures that show my kayak trips:

http://www.danonderdonk.c...ndex2.html

http://www.danonderdonk.c...index.html




Is there a place you're attached to?
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Reply #1 posted 10/14/09 10:12am

XxAxX

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i think my butt has grown around the seat of my chair. is that what you mean?
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Reply #2 posted 10/14/09 10:13am

PanthaGirl

The Hellenic Republic...and the West Indies.
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Reply #3 posted 10/14/09 10:14am

Imago

You can't see them well here, but the little light areas in the water at the top right-hand side of the water area in the photograph are manatees under water.

They're very gentle, if somewhat stupid. It's against the law to approach them, so this was as close as I could get. You're allowed to touch them and pet them if they approach you, but you can't actually pursue them. shrug


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Reply #4 posted 10/14/09 10:14am

Harlepolis

My house,,,,,to call me a homebody would be a huge understatement.

But I don't think its because of the homebody factor alone, I'm possessive as well.
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Reply #5 posted 10/14/09 10:24am

DiminutiveRock
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I heart Silver Lake (LA)








VOTE....EARLY
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Reply #6 posted 10/14/09 10:26am

CarrieLee

I'm attached to the East Coast and I'll probably be here forever. I toyed with moving to LA if things in my life didn't change or get better. I'm currently pretty happy so I think I'm going to go back to school and stay put for a while. LA is like a second home now...so when I vacation there it's still pretty sweet smile
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Reply #7 posted 10/14/09 10:33am

Mach

I would not say attached - as I know I could move onward if need be

but ATTRACTED to certian land areas - for sure nod

The NC & Montana mountians & mountian lakes ~ rivers N such
NC Outerbanks and lower easten coastal areas
Michigan ... the Great Lakes
The Fla Keys
Coastal Oregon
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Reply #8 posted 10/14/09 10:36am

CarrieMpls

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I love love love manatees. They were my favorite part of visiting Florida the first time I went. I could stare at them for hours. I want to go live under the ocean and have manatee friends and we’ll just float about slowly all the livelong day without a care in the world.
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Reply #9 posted 10/14/09 10:40am

Mach

CarrieMpls said:

I love love love manatees. They were my favorite part of visiting Florida the first time I went. I could stare at them for hours. I want to go live under the ocean and have manatee friends and we’ll just float about slowly all the livelong day without a care in the world.


nod They're awesome

My brother and I swam with them yrs ago when he was still in the Airforce - stationed in Fla.
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Reply #10 posted 10/14/09 11:11am

Imago

Mach said:

CarrieMpls said:

I love love love manatees. They were my favorite part of visiting Florida the first time I went. I could stare at them for hours. I want to go live under the ocean and have manatee friends and we’ll just float about slowly all the livelong day without a care in the world.


nod They're awesome

My brother and I swam with them yrs ago when he was still in the Airforce - stationed in Fla.

Do you two ladies love them because they're such stupid animals and they make you feel superior? I find women love men for this same reason.
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Reply #11 posted 10/14/09 11:15am

Mach

Imago said:

Mach said:



nod They're awesome

My brother and I swam with them yrs ago when he was still in the Airforce - stationed in Fla.

Do you two ladies love them because they're such stupid animals and they make you feel superior? I find women love men for this same reason.


eek


Imma come and seriously kick your ass


bitchfight



lol
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Reply #12 posted 10/14/09 11:16am

Mach

rolleyes typos
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Reply #13 posted 10/14/09 11:19am

Imago

Mach said:

Imago said:


Do you two ladies love them because they're such stupid animals and they make you feel superior? I find women love men for this same reason.


eek


Imma come and seriously kick your ass


bitchfight



lol



That's tough love right there.

I know underneath the bruising, and punching, and screaming....you're showing me love.
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Reply #14 posted 10/14/09 11:26am

Mach

Imago said:

Mach said:



eek


Imma come and seriously kick your ass


bitchfight



lol



That's tough love right there.

I know underneath the bruising, and punching, and screaming....you're showing me love.


you forgot kicking nod



mushy
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Reply #15 posted 10/14/09 11:38am

Imago

Mach said:

Imago said:




That's tough love right there.

I know underneath the bruising, and punching, and screaming....you're showing me love.


you forgot kicking nod



mushy

Make me cry, honey! mushy ky
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Reply #16 posted 10/14/09 11:44am

Darwintheorgan
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I don't know that I could go to far from New York state. I don't care for the heat, so anything south is out of the question. New England would be fine I suppose.
I abdicated the throne in Ithaca, but now I am...
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Reply #17 posted 10/14/09 11:51am

NDRU

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I am not attached to the CA coast, except perhaps for the mild climate.
I do form attachments to all different landscapes.

I miss the East, the buzzing of the insects, the feel of humidity, the summertime thundershowers, warm ocean. It reminds me of vacation and seeing my grandparents.

I miss the mountains, snow, dry air, pine trees, streams. It reminds me of skiing trips.

I miss the ocean, the salty air, the noise, the girls walking around in bikinis. It reminds me of growing up in Malibu.

Someday I'll miss the throbbing of car stereos, sirens, hearing the homeless sort bottles & cans @3am, disgusting smells of the lake. It'll remind me of Oakland smile (actually the Bay area is beautiful, even Oakland.)
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Reply #18 posted 10/14/09 12:01pm

Imago

NDRU said:

I am not attached to the CA coast, except perhaps for the mild climate.
I do form attachments to all different landscapes.

I miss the East, the buzzing of the insects, the feel of humidity, the summertime thundershowers, warm ocean. It reminds me of vacation and seeing my grandparents.

I miss the mountains, snow, dry air, pine trees, streams. It reminds me of skiing trips.

I miss the ocean, the salty air, the noise, the girls walking around in bikinis. It reminds me of growing up in Malibu.

Someday I'll miss the throbbing of car stereos, sirens, hearing the homeless sort bottles & cans @3am, disgusting smells of the lake. It'll remind me of Oakland smile (actually the Bay area is beautiful, even Oakland.)


Dud, you could totally be a guest performer on an album by the Orb. Fuck Fully White clouds! They need NDRU's warm ocean/dry mountain slice of Americana!
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Reply #19 posted 10/14/09 12:12pm

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I think I am attached to the England, I was thinking about it a few days ago when a group of us were outside one of the local country pubs and it was a warm sunny day and I realised as much as I love travelling there is something beautiful about England.

I also feel an attachment to the NT and the West coast of Australia its the only place I have travelled to which I actually miss. Its just so open and raw I love the emptyness as well as the people there. Its one of the few places I want to go back to.
With Love there is no Death
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Reply #20 posted 10/14/09 12:22pm

JessieJ

Yes. I lived up in a town by the Catskills in New York for a while. I kind of hated it when I was actually living there. I lived there while I was going to school. It was basically my college surrounded by farms and vineyards. I thought it was boring while I was living there, but now I miss it terribly lol Especially around this time of year. It's really gorgeous over there during Autumn. I'm going to make a trip out there very soon yay!
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Reply #21 posted 10/14/09 12:25pm

roodboi

coastal Georgia...It's highly unlikely I'll ever leave...all the places pictured are within an 30-45 minute drive from my house

Jekyll Island, Georgia


Sunbury, Georgia


Tybee Island, Georgia


St. Simons Island, Georgia


Darien, Georgia


Cumberland Island, Georgia (wild horse)
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Reply #22 posted 10/14/09 2:01pm

Imago

Jason sigh


ky
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Reply #23 posted 10/14/09 2:05pm

paintedlady

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roodboi said:

coastal Georgia...It's highly unlikely I'll ever leave...all the places pictured are within an 30-45 minute drive from my house

Jekyll Island, Georgia


Sunbury, Georgia


Tybee Island, Georgia


St. Simons Island, Georgia


Darien, Georgia


Cumberland Island, Georgia (wild horse)



Georgia is so beautiful, I fell in love with the moss on the trees when I came to visit.

I am particular to the sights sounds and smell of the sea. I think I'll always want to live near the open water. cloud9
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Reply #24 posted 10/14/09 7:21pm

ZombieKitten

I want to see the mossy trees Jase!
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Reply #25 posted 10/14/09 7:36pm

roodboi

ZombieKitten said:

I want to see the mossy trees Jase!



I told you before, next time your jetsetting ass comes over here, you gotta head down south....nod
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Reply #26 posted 10/14/09 7:43pm

Imago

roodboi, I want to see your mossy tree too.
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Reply #27 posted 10/14/09 7:46pm

roodboi

Imago said:

roodboi, I want to see your mossy tree too.



head "down south" Dan...you'll run right into it
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Reply #28 posted 10/14/09 7:53pm

Imago

roodboi said:

Imago said:

roodboi, I want to see your mossy tree too.



head "down south" Dan...you'll run right into it

lol

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Reply #29 posted 10/15/09 10:18am

kimrachell

roodboi said:

coastal Georgia...It's highly unlikely I'll ever leave...all the places pictured are within an 30-45 minute drive from my house

Jekyll Island, Georgia


Sunbury, Georgia


Tybee Island, Georgia


St. Simons Island, Georgia


Darien, Georgia


Cumberland Island, Georgia (wild horse)


i lived in columbus georgia for 5 years, i loved it, so many pretty places to visit near-by!
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