Hey all!

It's Lindsay and Mike bringing you today's top news headlines. The story of the hour: the 11 polar bears that the PSA group saw just today. There were five on First beach: a mother with her two cubs, a big male, and a really lazy one sleeping on the rocks when the tide was coming in!

The others were seen at the old dump and in polar bear alley. The PSA group also had an exiting adventure in geocaching. Geocaching, for those of you who don't know, is a high-tech, scientific version of hide and seek. The group started by finding Frisbee's and decoding a quote with the GPS's. The riddle was the talk of the day. Many were going far enough as to call it journal worthy! "Why do people give each other flowers to celebrate various and important occasions? They're killing living creatures. Why restrict it to plants? Sweetheart, let's make-up. Have this deceased squirrel."

The trip that the group took up to Twin Lakes was entertaining, as well as informative. The bus ride cause quite a bit of excitement. I wonder if school buses were designed for off roading??? Something to look up later. The forest is in a stage of succession from a forest fire that scorched the entire area about 25 years ago. Believe it or not, it's not very developed. The game that was played demonstrated that succession battles against all of the negative influences, which are more abundant that the positive.

Seeing as we are getting up very early for our kayaking adventure, its good night for now!

Lindsay & Mike.