Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas?
by cmrdporcupine on Thursday April 28, 2022 @08:42AM
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Oh, hi neighbour. I'm up north of Waterdown on 6 acres. Dundas is where we do most of our "town time." The archaeology dig I was talking about was @ Cootes on the RBG lands.
Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas?
by 52-6F-62 on Thursday April 28, 2022 @02:43PM
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Go figure. Guess I'm preaching to the choir!
How long have you lived in this part? I caught in another comment that you're into poetry. Do you frequent The Printed Word here in town? We only moved into Dundas a little over a year ago, and I finally made it into that shop and could easily lose a lot of money there. A recent haul of mine included a first edition of The Old Ways by Gary Snyder—and there are many more gems!
Re:Are the Great Lakes really inland seas?
by cmrdporcupine on Thursday April 28, 2022 @03:18PM
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It will be 10 years this July. Printed Word is a place I need to frequent more often, though I have been there a couple... expensive... times. Unfortunately these days I tend to fall asleep when reading, I can't dig into anything intense. :-)
Like people who live on the coasts it gets into your blood.
The summers really are something else. I don’t miss my home county so much, but I have a vivid image of the rolling countryside and summer drives listening to music. It’s a memory I tap into often.
These days I live in Dundas and if you haven’t made it down here yet I recommend it!