Jeanne can't be with us tonight but have any of you seen the TV news stories about the orphaned Orca whale in Seattle? It somehow got separated from its family. Well it's going to be transported tomorrow morning at 6am PST to be re-united with her family pod. Just up the road from Brugcrazy's house. How Cool is that!!
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Liz, that is really cool!! If you talk to Jeanne, give her our love.
This is a really big thing on the west coast, ours and yours. Whale's been nicknamed Springer. A man with a humongous big yacht in Seattle has volunteered his boat to bring her up. We take our whales very seriously here. Especially the Orcas, used to be called Killer Whales.
Jeanne appreciates all your good thoughts and thanks you all for them.
Liz, how exciting. Will you get to watch this in person? Please tell Jeanne that we are all thinking about her and I for one, wish I could be there to help during these rough times she is going through. We miss her here, but understand.
Brugie - unfortunately I'll see it on TV. Jeanne is an hour and a half ferry ride and a 2 hour drive north. She lives on the water and has the Alaska cruise ships going by her front window. Neat place.
She'll be back soon -
Liz, wished to be at Jeannes place and able to watch it.
How did they find the right pod, Liz?
I'd love to be there to see that. Jeanne, we are missing you and love you.
Kell, apparently they have most of these pods tagged and they can track where they are at any given time. Ah, the wonders of science. Now if they could track where I left my glasses ~~ that would be helpful.
Have been following this story also. Not only do we love our whales here, but get very attached to them. the people in oregon/S.W. Washington are trying to bring "keiko" back from Iceland, seems he is not adapting very well to being a "free willy"
just saw springer getting loaded on ferry, first i have seen him.