Journal Entry
From the journal of Minnow Gray
It was Rachel Carson, the marine biologist I aspire to be, who so eloquently helped me understand why we see the sea as blue, and in Hawai?i this seems
more the case than ever. Especially here on the Big Island. The water molecules and tiny particulate matter reflect sunlight
back to our eyes, yet the ocean has absorbed the red and some of the yellow, leaving cool and glorious blue light. When you
think about it, the blue we see is this subtle and ever-changing dance between the sun, the ocean and our eyes.
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