His dedication will be missed, but I'm sure his influence will live on for a very long time around Long Point and beyond. I'm sorry for the loss to our community.
I think Long Point's been a pretty ambiguously dynamic place without a constant identity for any real period of human habitation. If we have to pick a spot to stick at as "the Long Point that was" (and ought to be), let's re-open a few casinos and lake front prostitution centres! Haha (Does...
Buddy,
Before you lay down any money, you should probably check with your local regulatory agencies about their willingness to issue permission for such a boat ramp in the area that you're thinking about...
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Also, for the record, the 2 dry ecopssages and the large aquatic culvert are just the first phase of what's planned to be done on the Causeway -- 6 more dry ecopassages and 2 more large aquatic culverts are proposed if the LPCIP can raise the funds...
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Glacial till has been blowing in from long point for many more years than big creek has been flowing in to long point never filled it in before when big creek once run out into the lake and someone correct me I could be wrong but the flow of big creek...
Of course sediment flows down Big Creek, that's how water works; but I would suggest that most of the filling is from the glacial till blowing in from everywhere around the point.
Lpgar, I think this is the deadly combination that will come with three passages and the fence line - the closest thing to a McDonalds that a predator will ever get - sit at, or in, one of the passages and eat the things that walk along the fence until they get to a passage.
I agree again (with the bits that are critical of the science)! I'm not sure the science is behind the "eco-passage" idea. I've read some - not a lot - and I've listened to some pretty compelling evidence requiring way more than three culverts if any at all. But as far as process goes, I'm...
LOL... Given enough time I can level mountains! ;)
I actually do have a friend from Hamilton that was a vegetarian and he couldn't stand to look at the ground I walked on when he found out I hunted. He still doesn't hunt himself, but talks about getting into it alot these days, has been out...
Landlocked, I would say that is an awesome example of what can happen if we shrug off people as being incapable of understanding! The Vancouver Humane Society isn't saying to themselves "we can't explain to people why hunting is wrong"; they got out in the world and made their case - they won a...
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Gryphon....You actually fail to understand the quote even. It has to do with the importance to some of Tradition. Not....Traditional thinking.
Tradition is what motivates many to do what they are truely passionate about. As I said many...
Hanson,
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the person or the stuff he's done; I'm talking about the quote. (I do think there are major things wrong with that - despite the warm and fuzzies it gives the people who think they're part of those with understanding.) Actually, I'm very...
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"Wetland and "duck" science is at a point of diminishing returns.."
And that is supposed to mean what, Gryphon Hunter?
It means I think we have most of...
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Originally posted by canvasbacksca
"Wetland and "duck" science is at a point of diminishing returns.."
And that is supposed to mean what, Gryphon Hunter?
It means I think we have most of the general concepts nailed down (I don't need to read another article that says ducks fly...
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Originally posted by Old Cut LongPointer
If I may qoute a wise old Professor of Duckology,fellow Long Pointer and gentleman;
For those who understand, no explanation is needed and for those who do not, none is possible"
A lot of near relics seem to love this quote, including my...
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