The Spirit of the Estuary
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Skip to main content. The Spirit of the Estuary. History and Mystery combined Meet Serina, a Seri Indian girl whose school was the Sea. Her experiences and observations picture the Sea of Cortez from the 's to the present, as man's impact destroyed balance and everything she loved.
Marbrisa, a loving daughter of the sea, caught between worlds. Innocent and spiritually free, she was in the way of progress, the victim of greed and evil.
Ter Martel, an expert on determining the feasibility of real estate developments, is called to Mexico to investigate a major development proposed for the bleak sand dunes along an estuary, he faced his most difficult challenge yet, and death. Robert Meachington, an honest developer who wanted facts so that he could manage the corporation.
Her experiences and observations picture the Sea of Cortez from the 's to the present, as man's impact destroyed balance and everything she loved. Marbrisa , a loving daughter of the sea, caught between worlds.
The Spirit of the Estuary
Innocent and spiritually free, she was in the way of progress, the victim of greed and evil. Ter Martel, an expert on determining the feasibility of real estate developments, is called to Mexico to investigate a major development proposed for the bleak sand dunes along an estuary, he faced his most difficult challenge yet, and death. Robert Meachington , an honest developer who wanted facts so that he could manage the corporation. One of his partners had disappeared at sea.
The other was in bed with evil. Margret Bridges , a beautiful young scientist who found her greatest contributions would come from helping others survive. Dave Bridges, an educator who changed his life for the love of a woman, the deserts and Sea. He and Margret are dedicated to helping others understand the concept of sustainable resources. Face painting proved to be very popular with the children, whilst a couple of Giant Seagulls made several appearances to have a nosy at the celebrations!
The more observant of festival-goers may have also noticed a life-sized gargoyle perched on the Quayside…. There is plenty of selection for those wanting to take part in recreational activities on the Exe, many of which took part in the festival. Local businesses were incredibly generous with their amazing prizes for the Exe Estuary Partnership competition and children's Treasure Trail, which included: This year the Exe Estuary Partnership decided to adopt a forum format for its summer event, in view of the popularity of the February forum.
The number of attendees was lower than in February - from almost to around 60 - probably because the summer event took place during school holidays in a bank holiday week. The programme included presentations on topics including: Feedback forms left after the event were very positive: All but one person who left feedback also indicated that they consider the Forum to be a key opportunity for getting involved and having their views heard, and that they value the work of the Exe Estuary Partnership.
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So that's what we'll aim for next time! More details and invitations will be sent out in early January. On 4th and 5th August, Exmouth was the place to be, and not just to escape the thunderstorms and flooding! The Exmouth Earth Festival — celebrating the spirit of the Exe — attracted hundreds of visitors to the Pavilion Gardens and adjacent areas. Horace the life-sized high-tech dinosaur who was actually a mini-cinema inside did a grand job of demonstrating life in the good old Jurassic days to people drawn hypnotically from across Exmouth by the throbbing samba beat of Street Heat.
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Marine-themed stiltwalkers raised the tone several feet and there was an energetic and reassuring demonstration of water rescue techniques from Exmouth Volunteer Beach Rescue group. Punch and Judy were also on hand to entertain younger visitors.
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Local businesses brought stalls to sell wares from water sport training to crafts and compost, and a wide range of environmental organisations from around the Estuary came to engage people in their current projects. Staff from the Environment Agency brought a striking exhibition about the anticipated effects of rising sea levels and other impacts of climate change around the Exe Estuary, and sought people's views on a Strategy being developed for protecting different parts of the estuary.
The festival dates had been chosen to tie in with the mooring of Nowhere Island off Exmouth — a thought-provoking floating art feature made from rocks of an Arctic island revealed as its protective covering of sheet ice melted. The fascinating Nowhere embassy arrived to explain the citizenship and climate change messages of the Island, but the football pitch-sized island itself was nowhere to be seen as bad weather had trapped it in Portland. It was a great weekend, and the organisers would like to thank Simon Findel-Hawkins of Leisure East Devon who provided the Pavilion Garden venue free of charge and supported the event in so many ways, and for the many volunteers who turned out to help out on the day.