@sbourne@mastodon.social
Retired (mostly) accessibility pro. I love your pet pictures.
You may know me from the other place as sarahebourne. I try not to post about politics, but it can be hard when it affects people's lives and well-being. I like cats, dogs, birds, live music, and the interesting things people do and make.
She/her.
Replying to @ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org
@ai6yr They get a lot of visitors, it's a popular trail, and that granite is slick when wet. I suspect it's more that they don't remove them knowing they can use them again. I saw easily a half dozen along that stretch. There were probably more, but I wasn't going to leave the trail to look for them.
From last September at Acadia National Park. They had been running rescue training exercises, so installed hardware had been flagged for the trainees. Apparently there are places in the park where visitors need rescuing frequently enough that they install things ropes can be hooked into. Generally speaking, if you see something this, do not go any closer to the edge!
Tagging @ai6yr because it seems like something he'd be interested in 🤣
@joelvanderwerf The first live music concert I went to was when my parents took us to Hudson NY to see Pete Seeger and that sloop. The music! The message! It was a defining moment for me. My parents were GOP and the GOP then was the party that was concerned about our responsibility for stewardship of Earth. Looking back now, the strangest thing is how so many people retained their party identity even as the party platform changed. I for one stuck with Pete's message.
@AmeliasBrain @MetalheadDana You're doing great, sweetie! Just don't want you to forget that past you would have been amazed at all you've been able to do lately. Your garden needs you, too.