"The ocean holds a special place in all of our souls. A place where life came about, evolved and was cradled. A historical refuge from extinction. A place where bountiful resources nurtured early civilizations. A superhighway and living market for modern civilizations. Yet a place where we can rest our weary bodies, contemplate and find inspiration."
Carnival of the Blue 9 is now up at The Other 95% where host Kevin Z reminds us to 'Live like you love the ocean.' Of course, I already do...
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