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Hood Canal isn't a canal,
and I'm not the
only
one
bothered by this lexical inaccuracy. But this
isn't even Hood Canal--it's an
artificial inlet
dredged by a real estate developer in the mid
20th
century, attached to the "canal" by
a slender channel that turns
into a
veritable
rapids when the tide pours
in. (OK, not a rapids but
a race.)
I've been calling it a lagoon,
but a better word might be slough.
What do these distinctions matter when
it's all connected parts of the Salish Sea?
And this
morning was pretty indistinct, edges erased
by fog.
#slowliving
is my ethic and it was good practice
to sit quietly and watch it burn off.
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