Joanna Kalafatis
A young woman with long, dark hair is sitting on the bow of a small boat or yacht, gazing out at the breathtaking scenery around her. The boat is floating on pristine, turquoise waters near towering limestone cliffs that rise majestically from the sea. The cliffs display intricate patterns and erosion, with hanging vegetation and crevices carved by wind and water over millennia. The woman is wearing a bikini and appears to be enjoying the peace and tranquility of this natural wonder, perhaps appreciating the beauty and grandeur of the environment she finds herself in.

If there’s anything the sea always reminds me of, it’s how small and insignificant we truly are in the face of everything nature has created in this world. •• I’ve been devastated this week to see the wildfires ripping through my home state of California and the West Coast in general. It seems such a stark contrast to the peaceful jaunts in nature I’ve been enjoying here. •• We have one planet. We need to act now to take care of it. We’re not entitled to destroy this world for every other generation, especially when we’re such a small part of life here on Earth. •• I think of that a lot when I find myself in places like these; I don’t want my grandchildren (should I have them) and their generation to have no sense of fresh air, clean water, the majesty and beauty and life of an unspoiled environment. . . . .

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