Posted by Greg Laden on March 3, 2011 Or, on some other bridge or other flat spot next to a major body of water…
Global Water Dances is a world event planned for June 25, 2011. On this day, a 24 hour series of dances around the globe will be danced, centered around water issues. Beginning in the Western Pacific Rim, and encircling the globe, the series of dances will also be broadcast online. Check out the web site.
As a video guy, I’ve been asked to help one of my friendly local dancers partcipate in this. Should be an interesting time.
Cool! Local to where?
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March 3, 2011
March 3, 2011