Great Lakes history
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Le Griffon – the first sailing ship of the upper Great Lakes, built in Niagara Falls
The first sailing ship to ply the upper Great Lakes, Le Griffon, was built a few miles from the brink of Niagara Falls. Continue reading
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I write for my job every day. This is my place to work on undeveloped ideas, post pieces that I’ve never shared before, and share old posts and writings. Since you stopped by The Resting Rock, you might find a couple entries interesting.
Recent Posts
- Le Griffon – the first sailing ship of the upper Great Lakes, built in Niagara Falls
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- Dispatch from the 38th Parallel: The 15th Radio Squadron Mobile, Detachment 3
- Moments in Morning Commutes
- Summit at sunrise
- Reaching the 46th summit
- Poetry Time: “Autumn”
- Cars’ Nicknames: Events, dents and memories
- Bicycling – a poem
- Sailing Adventure #2: Season’s First Sail
- Poetry time: Untitled #1
- Sailing adventure: hard aground off Port Maitland
- Wild Thoughts in the Wild
- 30 Years in an Office Park
- Star-Thoughts
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