Soup du Jour?
Jul 21
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During a beach cleanup at Will Rogers State Beach, Resilient Palisades volunteers collected bags of trash while the ocean offered up something much more unsettling: melted aluminum, twisted metal, tile and other remnants of homes destroyed in the Palisades Fire.
In this reflection, Sara G. Marti considers what it means to find pieces of a community still washing ashore a year and a half after the fire, and the strange ways nature, memory and grief continue processing what happened.
“Nature is still processing the fire. And so are we.”
Read the full article in the Palisadian-Post →
