“Chik-neeta”! – wow the likeness of both of you!! She’s grabbed the prize & turned water into wine!!! I’ve been following the negative footprint ever since I saw her in Prince George, at about her age of 4, and you, “Groovy Girvan”, best cooker of Bass ever, out of Scugog- introduced me to that very log building technique which is one of the best at carbon storage on this planet.
Hello my friend,
I could not imagine that Port Perry/Lake Scugog, Largemouth Bass, Prince George, BC, Chikneeta and carbon would have converged in one short paragraph on a digital page in the 21st century! And you made it happen!
David C. Warne says:
November 10, 2017 at 1:54 pm | Edit
“Chik-neeta”! – wow the likeness of both of you!! She’s grabbed the prize & turned water into wine!!! I’ve been following the negative footprint ever since I saw her in Prince George, at about her age of 4, and you, “Groovy Girvan”, best cooker of Bass ever, out of Scugog- introduced me to that very log building technique which is one of the best at carbon storage on this planet.
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Caribbean Roots Canada says:
November 11, 2017 at 10:36 am | Edit
David C. Warne says:
November 10, 2017 at 1:54 pm | Edit
“Chik-neeta”! – wow the likeness of both of you!! She’s grabbed the prize & turned water into wine!!! I’ve been following the negative footprint ever since I saw her in Prince George, at about her age of 4, and you, “Groovy Girvan”, best cooker of Bass ever, out of Scugog- introduced me to that very log building technique which is one of the best at carbon storage on this planet.
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Caribbean Roots Canada says:
November 11, 2017 at 10:36 am | Edit
Hello my friend,
I could not imagine that “Port Perry/Lake Scugog,” “Largemouth Bass”, ‘Prince George, BC”, “Chikneeta” and “carbon” would have converged in one short paragraph on a digital page in the 21st century! And you made it happen!
Love, Garry
Hello my friend,
I could not imagine that Port Perry/Lake Scugog, Largemouth Bass, Prince George, BC, Chikneeta and carbon would have converged in one short paragraph on a digital page in the 21st century! And you made it happen!
“Chik-neeta”! – wow the likeness of both of you!! She’s grabbed the prize & turned water into wine!!! I’ve been following the negative footprint ever since I saw her in Prince George, at about her age of 4, and you, “Groovy Girvan”, best cooker of Bass ever, out of Scugog- introduced me to that very log building technique which is one of the best at carbon storage on this planet.
Hello my friend,
I could not imagine that Port Perry/Lake Scugog, Largemouth Bass, Prince George, BC, Chikneeta and carbon would have converged in one short paragraph on a digital page in the 21st century! And you made it happen!
David C. Warne says:
November 10, 2017 at 1:54 pm | Edit
“Chik-neeta”! – wow the likeness of both of you!! She’s grabbed the prize & turned water into wine!!! I’ve been following the negative footprint ever since I saw her in Prince George, at about her age of 4, and you, “Groovy Girvan”, best cooker of Bass ever, out of Scugog- introduced me to that very log building technique which is one of the best at carbon storage on this planet.
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Caribbean Roots Canada says:
November 11, 2017 at 10:36 am | Edit
David C. Warne says:
November 10, 2017 at 1:54 pm | Edit
“Chik-neeta”! – wow the likeness of both of you!! She’s grabbed the prize & turned water into wine!!! I’ve been following the negative footprint ever since I saw her in Prince George, at about her age of 4, and you, “Groovy Girvan”, best cooker of Bass ever, out of Scugog- introduced me to that very log building technique which is one of the best at carbon storage on this planet.
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Caribbean Roots Canada says:
November 11, 2017 at 10:36 am | Edit
Hello my friend,
I could not imagine that “Port Perry/Lake Scugog,” “Largemouth Bass”, ‘Prince George, BC”, “Chikneeta” and “carbon” would have converged in one short paragraph on a digital page in the 21st century! And you made it happen!
Love, Garry
Hello my friend,
I could not imagine that Port Perry/Lake Scugog, Largemouth Bass, Prince George, BC, Chikneeta and carbon would have converged in one short paragraph on a digital page in the 21st century! And you made it happen!