A large blue macaw steals the show at the South Alabama Caged Bird Society tent: Glynn Wilson […more images below. Click on the images for a larger view]
FAIRHOPE, Ala. — Images from Earth Day 2014 along Mobile Bay showoff a beautiful spring day and a carefree attitude this area needs as a break from the disasters in the news from the BP Oil Spill to the tar sands and crude pipelines through their sole source of fresh drinking water and a historic school yard. This Tuesday the Mobile City Council will take up the vote on whether to permit a coal export terminal in the city on the riverfront. We will be watching, with video for the record.
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Aerial Silk carries young woman up into the trees: Glynn Wilson
Bottle brush trees in full bloom in Fairhope at Mobile Bay Earth Day 2014: Glynn Wilson
Black coyotes still live in the Mobile-Tennsaw Delta: Glynn Wilson
Hula Hooping it up at Mobile Bay Earth Day 2014: Glynn Wilson
Hula Hooping it up at Mobile Bay Earth Day 2014: Glynn Wilson
The Sunflower Cafe sold out of its tasty Mediterranean Turkey wraps: Glynn Wilson
Mobile Bay Sierra Club organizes and sponsors the Mobile Bay Earth Day celebration every year with the city of Fairhope: Glynn Wilson
K. Wilson Art displays aquatic images: Glynn Wilson
Aerial Silk carries young woman up into the trees: Glynn Wilson
Aerial Silk Dancer Jennifer Smith: Carol Adams-Davis
Aerial Silk Dancer Jennifer Smith: Carol Adams-Davis
Aerial Silk Dancer Jennifer Smith: Carol Adams-Davis
Aerial Silk Dancer Jennifer Smith: Carol Adams-Davis
A panorama of Fairhope from the city pier on Earth Day, 2014: Walter Simon
Joe Mahoney, Chair of the Mobile Bay Sierra Club, works on setting up for the Earth Day celebration in Fairhope: Carol Adams-Davis
The sunset over Mobile Bay from the Fairhope pier on Earth Day, 2014: Carol Adams-Davis
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