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The meltdown is followed by icy rains...fishing shacks are sinking
by Miyspirit | January 11, 2008 at 06:54 am | 1002 views | 6 comments | 22 recommendations
As the meltdown continues in the Montreal and suburb area continues...Fishing shacks are sinking!
The rain has now turned into ice rain...its not looking good out there!
Let's just hope it doesn't turn into an icestorm, perhaps it was a saving grace that much of the snow has melted...reporting from Hudson, Québec
To view more pictures from this series visit miyphotos.blogspot.com
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January 11, 2008 at 06:54 am by Miyspirit, 1002 views, 6 comments
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at 07:15 on January 11th, 2008
Whatta mess! Great photos -- you should post the whole set!
at 07:20 on January 11th, 2008
It's gotten really warm in Toronto, too. The raccoons are no doubt thrilled to have such easy winter access to rubbish bins, which have been left unlocked under what once were snowdrifts.
at 07:23 on January 11th, 2008
Miyspirit, you've convinced me you've done the work - it's authentic. I also think that you've been fair and thorough. I didn't get the sense that you were hiding your biases, or passing off other's work as your own. Or worse -- getting paid by those you cover -- so it's transparent and independent. I also think you deserve praise for being an eyewitness, and for your investigative efforts. Good stuff.
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Miyspiritat 07:29 on January 11th, 2008
Hi Brain, Jordan and Rob..thank you, and yes of course these are all my own original pictures...Except I placed them in the wrong order, I wanted to palce the sinking fishing shack first, for its most effective...Can anyone tell how to change the order of the pictures around! Thank you!
at 07:51 on January 11th, 2008
Hi Miyspirit, nice photos... You can move any image to the top by going to the "moderate footage" tab and by clicking the "set as default" button below the image you want to show up as the top image.
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Miyspiritat 08:01 on January 11th, 2008
Thank you Brian, mbaumgather...I did it, a appreciate the assistance, thank you :)