Comments on: Welcome to the Tropical Marine Learning Community Field Blog http://uctropicalmarine.wordpress.com/2008/03/01/hello-world/ An account of the Tropical Marine Learning Community's time in Dominica (West Indies) Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:54:57 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: flobert http://uctropicalmarine.wordpress.com/2008/03/01/hello-world/#comment-147 flobert Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:54:57 +0000 #comment-147 I would like to see Dominica improve, get this Island in the right direction. provide jobs, opportunities and current and updated resources for the people. get the young people Education, so they can teach others to get this Island moving in the right direction. Politicians wake up use your natural resources, like Coconuts, bananas and coffee. look at all the other countries doing the same thing. travel to other countries and see what they are doing with the same thing we have in Dominica. I would like to see Dominica improve, get this Island in the right direction. provide jobs, opportunities and current and updated resources for the people. get the young people Education, so they can teach others to get this Island moving in the right direction. Politicians wake up use your natural resources, like Coconuts, bananas and coffee. look at all the other countries doing the same thing. travel to other countries and see what they are doing with the same thing we have in Dominica.

]]> By: Gary Zane http://uctropicalmarine.wordpress.com/2008/03/01/hello-world/#comment-112 Gary Zane Fri, 21 Mar 2008 14:43:06 +0000 #comment-112 Great blog! How I long for Dominica. As some of you know, I took my wife to Dominica for her 40th birthday along with my two boys (this was 7 years ago). I fell in love with the island and the wonderful people, nature, and kindred spirits of the island! Your photos brought back many memories for me; the plane landing, hot springs, snorkeling adventures, glorious food, fresh fruit, etc. This is an experience you will long remember. You are all very lucky to be able to enjoy something like this. It makes you appreciate life and realize the important things in life aren't things! gz Great blog! How I long for Dominica. As some of you know, I took my wife to Dominica for her 40th birthday along with my two boys (this was 7 years ago). I fell in love with the island and the wonderful people, nature, and kindred spirits of the island! Your photos brought back many memories for me; the plane landing, hot springs, snorkeling adventures, glorious food, fresh fruit, etc. This is an experience you will long remember. You are all very lucky to be able to enjoy something like this. It makes you appreciate life and realize the important things in life aren’t things!

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]]> By: Greg Winston http://uctropicalmarine.wordpress.com/2008/03/01/hello-world/#comment-65 Greg Winston Mon, 17 Mar 2008 16:22:41 +0000 #comment-65 Great blog! I really like how the different writers hand off to each other and together manage to cover so many aspects of this fascinating island. Yes, as Potter says, we're still in winter back in Maine. More snow and freezing rain on the way this week. You guys might just reconsider that return flight. Great blog! I really like how the different writers hand off to each other and together manage to cover so many aspects of this fascinating island. Yes, as Potter says, we’re still in winter back in Maine. More snow and freezing rain on the way this week. You guys might just reconsider that return flight.

]]> By: potter http://uctropicalmarine.wordpress.com/2008/03/01/hello-world/#comment-40 potter Sun, 16 Mar 2008 21:20:37 +0000 #comment-40 news from the Home Campus: while you enjoy tropical paradise, we have cloudy skies with light snow on Saturday. But red-winged blackbirds appeared in Unity 7 MAR and have been singing on cold mornings since. 200+ crows are enjoying the compost pile even with little new food placed during break. Bring some sunshine on your return? Dave news from the Home Campus: while you enjoy tropical paradise, we have cloudy skies with light snow on Saturday. But red-winged blackbirds appeared in Unity 7 MAR and have been singing on cold mornings since. 200+ crows are enjoying the compost pile even with little new food placed during break. Bring some sunshine on your return? Dave

]]> By: potter http://uctropicalmarine.wordpress.com/2008/03/01/hello-world/#comment-39 potter Sun, 16 Mar 2008 21:20:09 +0000 #comment-39 news from the Home Campus: while you enjoy tropical paradise, we have cloudy skies with light snow on Saturday. But red-winged blackbirds appeared in Unity 7 MAR and have been singing on cold mornings since. 200+ crows are enjoying the compost pile even with little new food placed during break. Bring some sunchine on your return? Dave news from the Home Campus: while you enjoy tropical paradise, we have cloudy skies with light snow on Saturday. But red-winged blackbirds appeared in Unity 7 MAR and have been singing on cold mornings since. 200+ crows are enjoying the compost pile even with little new food placed during break. Bring some sunchine on your return? Dave

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