25
Mar
2012
2012
Muskoka Spring Runoff
Spring has sprung a little early this year and the ice has now melted off the lakes. Last week I noticed that the big three Muskoka lakes were quite low which is normal for this time of year in anticipation of the spring runoff. We don’t need the flooding we experienced a few years ago. I didn’t get a chance to go up and check out the spring run offs since the mid-week meltdown so this is a photo from previous years spring run off at the Bala Falls.
One of my favourites of yours Ed!
lake levels are up and the run off is pretty much done. no flooding this year, Cold at night and not hot now, more normal.
What an ugly dirty picture…. is there pride in that picture taken? I hope not.
A dam would look great in that picture… but wait…the town… who is lead by a Drunk cocaine addict who is under scrutiny and currently prosecution for allowing drunks to leave his establishment and them dying in accidents and also a member of the community who does not have a high school diploma and has a beard, which is wrong for a woman to have, not being bullish just beards are for men, they have deemed it necessary for the town to remain in the 1920’s and 1930’s Bala hayday (Swatikas and other paraphoenalia included) and would prefer no dam be built. It should be built, then maybe they can read their facist papers and the bible in light created by the dam instead of by their candles of ignorrance. I will be distributing a lot of factual propoganda this winter in Toronto and other close cities so maybe the cocaine addict would quit and the bearded woman will go back to school and this town can grow bigger and better by forcing racism, facism and ignorrance out of this potentially good town. Until then, it’s just a town full of whiners and being represented by a coke head and an illiterate….. good strategy BALA!!!!!! lmao you fargin idiots.
let me guess… the facist powers that be won’t allow my comments to be published…. way to go ignorrant editors (if you did delete) but bravo!!! if you actually feel that both sides of an argument can be represented.