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When I Grow Up: Taxidermist Mickel van Leeuwen of “Inside Out Animals”

Almost twenty years ago, on July 21, 2006, a young humpback whale was discovered in the Gulf of Riga in the Baltic Sea, near the coast of Dunte, Latvia. The whale was already dead when it was brought ashore, and its skeleton was preserved as an exhibit. For many years, the skeleton was displayed at [ ]

Letter from December: Farewell 2025

To those of you who subscribe to the new books and sea letters on sea-library.com but not to my blog at beachbooks.blog, you’re probably surprised – what’s this? Don’t worry. From now on, you’ll be receiving my blog posts as well. As I simplify things before the new year, I’ve merged both sites into one. [ ]

032: A Letter to the Sea

On November 19 I received 29 letters from Shoreham Beach Primary School in Shoreham, UK. A very special thanks goes to Jackie Verrall for spreading the word, and to the children’s teacher, Adam Joseph, for steering the ship of letters toward the Sea Library. (Check this out!) I have decided to publish all the kids’ letters in a row. [ ]

031: A Letter to the Sea

On November 19 I received 29 letters from Shoreham Beach Primary School in Shoreham, UK. A very special thanks goes to Jackie Verrall for spreading the word, and to the children’s teacher, Adam Joseph, for steering the ship of letters toward the Sea Library. (Check this out!) I have decided to publish all the kids’ letters in a row. [ ]

The Story of a postcard

Today I received a postcard from Australia, which felt like a small wonder. There was no exact address on the envelope, yet it found its way to me nonetheless. If you were a postman, where would you deliver a letter titled Sea Library? To the Jūrmala Central Library, of course! I’m glad that after three [ ]

030: A Letter to the Sea

On November 19 I received 29 letters from Shoreham Beach Primary School in Shoreham, UK. A very special thanks goes to Jackie Verrall for spreading the word, and to the children’s teacher, Adam Joseph, for steering the ship of letters toward the Sea Library. (Check this out!) I have decided to publish all the kids’ letters in a row. [ ]

029: A Letter to the Sea

On November 19 I received 29 letters from Shoreham Beach Primary School in Shoreham, UK. A very special thanks goes to Jackie Verrall for spreading the word, and to the children’s teacher, Adam Joseph, for steering the ship of letters toward the Sea Library. (Check this out!) I have decided to publish all the kids’ letters in a row. [ ]

028: A Letter to the Sea

On November 19 I received 29 letters from Shoreham Beach Primary School in Shoreham, UK. A very special thanks goes to Jackie Verrall for spreading the word, and to the children’s teacher, Adam Joseph, for steering the ship of letters toward the Sea Library. (Check this out!) I have decided to publish all the kids’ letters in a row. [ ]

027: A Letter to the Sea

On November 19 I received 29 letters from Shoreham Beach Primary School in Shoreham, UK. A very special thanks goes to Jackie Verrall for spreading the word, and to the children’s teacher, Adam Joseph, for steering the ship of letters toward the Sea Library. (Check this out!) I have decided to publish all the kids’ letters in a row. [ ]

026: A Letter to the Sea

On November 19 I received 29 letters from Shoreham Beach Primary School in Shoreham, UK. A very special thanks goes to Jackie Verrall for spreading the word, and to the children’s teacher, Adam Joseph, for steering the ship of letters toward the Sea Library. (Check this out!) I have decided to publish all the kids’ letters in a row. [ ]