east vs. west

East and West
I’ve been a fanatical WaterShapes reader from the very beginning, drawn not only by the cool projects but also by its publication of columns and features written by people who actually had experience in the field.  Sometimes I love those writers, sometimes they bug the daylights out of me – but always, I appreciate getting information right from the source.   And I can’t recall ever having come away from reading WaterShapes without being inspired:  pushed to think outside my comfort zone and, more important, convinced it’s always, always best to