Micro Ecosystems

Microecosystems is a book about places on our planet as yet unknown to mankind that defy logic and are only different in the way they affect our weather as compared to our geographical neighbors by being influenced by large bodies of water that surround landmasses, in this case, the Great Virginia Peninsula, insulating this stretch of land from extreme high temperatures. But most of all, from violent thunderstorms, whereas our close-by neighbors do not afford these luxuries. Why, do you ask? Thomas Harper explains the reasoning and the contrasting differences he has noted and noticed for over fifty years of trying to figure out what Mother Nature has in store here. He noticed little differences that others take for granted. He can only wonder what other undiscovered anomalies exist. Mother Nature says, "Take a break, humans, from computers. Come outside and enjoy me."

Pages: 282, Paperback, Fulton Books