Comments on: Friday Garden Blogging http://deepblade.net/journal/2006/08/friday-garden-blogging_11.html Cutting through the effects of the US empire Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:53:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: david http://deepblade.net/journal/2006/08/friday-garden-blogging_11.html#comment-653 david Sat, 19 Aug 2006 03:10:57 +0000 http://deepblade.net/journal/2006/08/friday-garden-blogging_11.html#comment-653 Give us a call. Email me if you need our phone or address. Give us a call. Email me if you need our phone or address.

]]> By: Eric http://deepblade.net/journal/2006/08/friday-garden-blogging_11.html#comment-652 Eric Tue, 15 Aug 2006 20:13:17 +0000 http://deepblade.net/journal/2006/08/friday-garden-blogging_11.html#comment-652 Hey David! We saw some cairns, though not very many. This area is near Sudbury, where you go when you take Rt 17 east from Soo. Hey! We'll be in the St Paul area next week. Will let you know... Hey David! We saw some cairns, though not very many. This area is near Sudbury, where you go when you take Rt 17 east from Soo.

Hey! We’ll be in the St Paul area next week. Will let you know…

]]> By: David http://deepblade.net/journal/2006/08/friday-garden-blogging_11.html#comment-651 David Tue, 15 Aug 2006 07:48:42 +0000 http://deepblade.net/journal/2006/08/friday-garden-blogging_11.html#comment-651 Last August, we drove around Lake Superior. We were watching the news about Katrina from places like Thunder Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. When we got back to the States, gas was $3 a gallon. We saw lots and lots of rocks like this. Did you see all the little rock pile markers? There's a name for them; I don't remember. This past July, we stayed at the "cottage" of one of Dorothea's co-workers at a little lake a few miles north of the Trans-Canada in western Ontario, very close to the Manitoba border. Last August, we drove around Lake Superior. We were watching the news about Katrina from places like Thunder Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. When we got back to the States, gas was $3 a gallon. We saw lots and lots of rocks like this. Did you see all the little rock pile markers? There’s a name for them; I don’t remember. This past July, we stayed at the “cottage” of one of Dorothea’s co-workers at a little lake a few miles north of the Trans-Canada in western Ontario, very close to the Manitoba border.

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