What a STUNNING, technicolor morning – there is no Photoshopping anywhere here ~ a glorious change from the grayFrank the NudibranchCute!Just kept going and going 🙂Click here to volunteer to harvest and glean neglected sources of local fruit and food to donate to the communityPat Castillo is on the Orcas Food Rescue board and used some local gleanings in the soup she gave out to everyone on Earth DayMother and daughter ~ Middle School Teacher Shannon Quishenberry, left, is also on the Orcas Food Rescue board and involves her students in food gleaning and distribution projectsShona Aitken has worked for Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehab Center on San Juan Island for 34 years and is soon to retireShona has been a staple at the events through the yearsThis was her last one (sigh…)This is Richard Solomon ~ his grandmother grew up on the Lummi land beyond Haven Road until the flu epidemic forced her outRichard lives on the Lummi Reservation on the mainland and came to Orcas to enjoy the Earth Day festivitiesThis was a joint project made by Zackarya Leck (forged metal) and Maria Bullock (willow)
Click here to watch a 20-second video of the parade.
Thanks for sharing your great photos. The woven creation by Bullock is inspiring. And how appropriate the Earth sits in the center of the labyrinth.