SEE Flicker's Pix of July 5th. Joy Goldstein, 74, 0f Vashon, WA, and her passenger, Swaneagle (Mary Tremblay), 59, of Vashon, WA, drove onto the base and were arrested by Naval security, processed and released. Jessica Artiega, 24, of Tacoma, WA, Lynne Greenwald, 61, of Bremerton, WA, and Tom Shea, 80, of Snoqualmie, WA crossed the blue line onto the submarine base and attempted to block traffic entering the base while holding a large banner with a sunflower and broken Trident missile saying, "Abolish Nuclear Weapons: Resist Trident", and a peace flag. All three were arrested by Naval security, processed and released. Tom Shea offered the Naval security personnel copies of an article by Larry Kerschner, titled "August 9, 1945: Ruminations on Nagasaki." More info is available on the BLOG.

Read from Local Newspaper in New Mexico. On Sunday, July 5th, the "TRINITY TO TRIDENT INTERFAITH PEACE WALK" began in Los Alamos, New Mexico, heading south for 11 days of walking and praying for peace. After numerous trials and tribulations, "the Magnificent Seven/Seven Peaceful Samurai" arrived at the Stallion Gate of White Sands Missile Range, the closest public entrance to the Trinity Site. This Interfaith Peace Walk is led by a Buddhist Nipponzan Myohoji monk, and interfaith prayers are welcome!