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4 Responses to “Speaking of the beach, low water is the word.”
Wow! When Nook & I were up there a few short weeks ago, the snow drift in front of the cabin was taller than the propane tank!! And ice in the bay almost as far as we could see (well, ok, the channel was open and boats running… but, still lots of solid ice).
So, the storms stayed on the windows (I’d left the cabin key in the DGSLD down at Barb’s anyway 🙂 ).
I guess we need that global warming to speed up so that the ice caps melt and ocean levels rise and the water goes into the St. Lawrence seaway and into the Great Lakes.
too much global warming, and those poor Emperor Penguins will all suffer from Heat Stroke!! Then Pengie will be all alone in the world… (well, at least he DOES have The Rookery in Janet’s room 😉 )
May 7th, 2007 at 8:00 pm
Wow! When Nook & I were up there a few short weeks ago, the snow drift in front of the cabin was taller than the propane tank!! And ice in the bay almost as far as we could see (well, ok, the channel was open and boats running… but, still lots of solid ice).
So, the storms stayed on the windows (I’d left the cabin key in the DGSLD down at Barb’s anyway 🙂 ).
May 8th, 2007 at 8:19 am
who wants to walk to the island with me?
I guess we need that global warming to speed up so that the ice caps melt and ocean levels rise and the water goes into the St. Lawrence seaway and into the Great Lakes.
May 8th, 2007 at 2:24 pm
boy, i can’t wait for august…
May 9th, 2007 at 8:53 am
too much global warming, and those poor Emperor Penguins will all suffer from Heat Stroke!! Then Pengie will be all alone in the world… (well, at least he DOES have The Rookery in Janet’s room 😉 )