I live in Seattle, Washington and recently retired as a Facilities Development Architect. My last major project was a health facility for the United Indian Health Service: Potawot Health Village in Arcata, CA.
An earlier project was an upgrade of a fiber optic data transmission ring
around
Lake Washington in Puget Sound.
Prior to that, the
reconstruction
of the 2.8 Mile Path around Green
Lake
completed in the Spring of 1997 by
Seattle Parks.
My interests include wilderness hiking, especially Mount Rainier and reading, writing, and discussing environmental problems and their solutions.
Aboard the Adventuress, A Port Townsend Based 136 foot scooner built in
1913.
The Adventuress
is available
for
environmnetal education cruises. Up to 45 passanger day trips for about
$25 each or 25 persons on overnight sails at about $100 for adults and $65
for youngesters. (meals included) Call Sound Experience, Port
Townsend, WA (360) 379-0438. Or go to:
Sound Experience
Some cultures believe we get our true nature from a
specific
animal.
If so I must be a Marmot, perhaps even a Hoary Grizzled Marmot! I like
the Mountain Tundra. If I could, I would sleep all winter. I'm mostly
vegetarian, and whistle warnings when I see danger approaching my clan
(Global Warming,Loss of Bio-diversity, .).
Copyright © 1997-99 2000-2001 Bob Aegerter, Revised February 1, 2002