Wave Form

It illustrates motion, time, and lives, and it lives within us with every breath. In the raw presence of ocean waves, the cyclic and repetitive but ever-changing nature of existence shows up in the wave form. At Cabo Pulmo on the southeast coast of the Baja peninsula, the waves batter themselves against the granite and coral shore, eroding minerals and shells alike into coarse pink sand. But the shoreline slopes are shallow and inviting. Further west, by the famous Arches of Cabo, the beaches slope dangerously fast creating a powerful backwash or undertow and swimming is risky. I am inspired anew by these shores, this time to create new labs for my winter 2008 on-line Oceanography course...with still photos and videos of the way the incoming waves interact with the slope and shape of the shoreline.
linda khandro

Linda M. Khandro says she is something of a mixed salad!

I am a geologist with a Bachelor’s Degree in Geology, and Master’s Degree in Teaching Earth Science, along with Washington State Teaching Certificate; teaching college earth and space sciences (geology, astronomy, oceanography, meteorology, environmental science) in face to face, hybrid, and online classes since 1991. I also teach earth and space sciences for seniors in the Puget Sound region, in particular with Creative Retirement Institute (CRI) through Edmonds College.

The “mixed salad” part? I’ve been involved in a variety of creative endeavors over the years; visual arts and photography, poetry, dance, and music. Harp took over my musical life 2 decades ago; watercolor painting and life drawing (human figure) have taken over the past 2 years. What could possibly happen next?

https://lindakhandro.com
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