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  • In the foreground is a rocky, seaweed covered beach. Past the beach is the ocean with two human silhouttes in the water to the right. They appear to each have a board. The sun is low in the sky to the left.
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    Taking a break at Clover Point

    April 12, 2019May 6, 2019

    Everyone needs a break. What a great time to be on the water. River otters out and about too. Love that we share these spaces. So grateful to be here…

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  • A man on a bike in black pants and a dress shirt is leaning his right elbow on a steel railing and holding a cell phone to his ear with his right hand. The other hand is on the handle bars of the bike. He has sunglasses on. Behind him is a body of water with trees on the other side. The sky is blue with white streaks of cloud.
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    Friday Night Bikes

    April 8, 2016February 25, 2019

    Friday evening on the horse. Thanks Jay Vand! Have a good weekend everyone!

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  • The top photo take up almost the whole image and is a view up a steep set of outdoor stairs in a forest with a man near the top. There are three small ones lined up on the bottom. The left is a woman's running shoe on a trail. The middle is a sunrise view across a green cityscape with a man in the foreground wearing a blue jacket and yellow tuq. The right is a beach with evergreen trees on the left and the ocean on the right.
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    Mystic Fridays Off

    March 25, 2016March 22, 2019

    Mystic Beach n’ loving this Friday off!

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  • A sunrise making the sky pink and orange lower down and fades to deep blue at the top. The silhouettes of trees are rooftops are visible along the bottom.
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    Greeting the Day, Getting Outside

    March 4, 2016March 22, 2019

    Good morning Friday!

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  • A poster of an anatomical diagram. The diagram shows the muscles, which are labelled in Latin, of the Gluteus Maximus, The forearm and hand, and the abdominal wall. The butt and arm are on the right and the abdominal wall is on the lower left.
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    Science Friday

    November 27, 2015February 23, 2019

    Love your gluteus maximus. All bodies are good bodies

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  • Picasso's painting "The Acrobat," which is a blueish grey figure on a mustard yellow background with thin black strands in it. It is rectangular with greater hight than width. The figure has its head to the right, a large leg that starts below the neck and goes to the bottom right, an arm under that leg the is longer and end in the right corner of the canvas. There is then a thin arm with the hand in the bottom left and the end of the forearm attached almost directly across from the neck. The final limb is another foot bent at a 90 degree angle, which goes up into the top left and is attached between the thin arm and the neck.
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    Happy Friday from Picasso

    October 9, 2015April 15, 2019

    The Acrobat, by Picasso, from 1929. It reminds us that a body is a thing that sometimes whirls and spins; that bodies are strange; and that all bodies are good…

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    Fancy a Friday Wish? 

    September 25, 2015February 22, 2019

    Happy Friday folks!

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  • Two women sitting to the right of a marble bar like front desk. They are both smiling broadly, and sitting in office chairs. The one on the left has long blonde hair, and the one on the right has long brown hair. There are yellow files on a shelf to the right.
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    Happy Friday from the Arbutus Team

    September 18, 2015February 22, 2019

    Smiling faces to help our Friday be awesome. Good morning Caitlyn (left) and welcome Olivia (right)!

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