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Still on Cloud Nine

March 31, 2019 Maria Mudd Ruth
Olympia’s skies feature clouds 228 days a year. Learn about these natural wonders on April 18th.

Olympia’s skies feature clouds 228 days a year. Learn about these natural wonders on April 18th.

Though I could talk about the clouds for days or weeks on end, I had just an hour of pleasant cloud conversation and cloud gazing with Molly Walsh of Thurston Talk last week, in advance of my April 18th talk at the Olympia Country and Gold Club. Read Molly’s article in Thurston Talks here. And then join me on April 18th at 5:30 (socializing) for my presentation (6 p.m.). This event is open to the public! No need to bring your four iron! I’ll have books on hand to sell and sign.

Olympia Country and Golf Club
3636 Country Club Drive NW, Olympia
360-866-7121

In Books on Clouds, Clouds, Meteorology, Natural History, Pacific Northwest Clouds Tags A Sideways Look at Clouds, Cloud watching, Thurston Talks, Olympia Golf and Country Club, clouds, clouds over Olympia

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The photo for my blog captures the spirit of the accidental naturalist (my husband, actually). The body of water featured here, Willapa Bay, completely drained out at low tide during our camping trip at the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, leaving …

The photo for my blog captures the spirit of the accidental naturalist (my husband, actually). The body of water featured here, Willapa Bay, completely drained out at low tide during our camping trip at the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, leaving us a pleasant several hours of experiencing the life of the turning tide.

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