Today they went back to the Buta Hama for a bit of time. Then they drove up to Momoishi Beach. This is the spot we've photographed often as our "hiding spot," the spot I most often go to find sea glass and pray. This is the spot we took Carol when she was here. This is the spot where Jared and Jamin like to go run. It is just over a mile from our home.
Today the team helped a fisherman get his nets and floats out of TREES. They also worked more at picking up rubbish - other teams have been here. There were 60 volunteers today! I think as the "voluntary departures" are over and more have time to focus on the local area we will see bigger teams of volunteers in the community.
This sea wall is usually covered with concrete blocks and asphalt....I naively thought a tsunami would stop at this seawall and not come over into the parking lot, forests and homes on the other side of it.
This boat is over the sea wall, over the parking lot and in the trees.
I think the kids and I can go to places like this with garbage bags and do our own "clean up" efforts even if they're too young for the hard core clean up and recovery work.
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I'm impressed that your family are digging in and helping with the cleanup effort. It will be a long, long road to recovery for Japan.
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Um - no print is a ivory/pale pink on a black background....what browser are you using? It shows up that way on my ipad as it doesn't read the entire background....
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