Guest guest Posted April 4, 2007 Report Share Posted April 4, 2007 Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > what province is lake erie?i lived in ontario for just 3months in 86,cold winter.im from south wales. nice poetry by the way robert, diana hi diana..ontario is the place. whereabouts in our province did you sojourn? indeed in winter the climate can be incredibly glacial like and bleak...almost preternatural and insensate. but strangely, the alone can, and does, face the ALONE on the snow swept fields of eternity during these times, in the depths of our winters... an unspeakable inclusion of romantic mystery ...... and then at a moment, in the enigma of time's journey, at the ripening of the newborn vernal season, the sweetness of springtime is known so deeply in the marrow and mind as to become a living presence of joy unbounded. how is the climate in south wales? where there are you? ..b b.b. p.s. thank you for the compliment. > roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > wrote: > > > > this bodymind lives in the uk, > > what is normal or strange for a bodymind? > > i don't own one. > > i don't live in one either. > > actually i can't find myself anywhere in anything. > > now to 'me' this is strange. > > i think the mind picked up that signal too. > > that's another thing that's hard to find. > > both the thoughts & the mind > > believing that those thoughts are 'it's own'. > > funny that. > > or this. > > i'm not sure which. > > is the uk more buttery in the springtime? > > another thought brought to me by passing victuals. > > now to be fair..i'm only joking here.. > > england swing like a pendulum do. > > spent some time there in the early '70s > > rockin' and rolin' and singing that song. > > got to my blood stuff in old Eire too. > > now i live on the banks of a lake by the same name. > > only different...Erie not Eire. > > in canada things can be strange too. > > now if i can only find myself again.. > > i lost 'me' some 'time' ago. > > .b b.b. > > >nnb< > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > wrote: > > > > > > strange to the mind yes, > > > > yes. everywhere else it's perfectly normal. > > > > ???????????????????????????? > > > > .b b.b. > > > > and where do you live? > > > > >nnb< > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > oh what acircus oh what a show,an adventure for all and one > > > > > > > > tigerlily_du_lac <tigerlily_du_lac@> wrote: Bob baba say: > > > > > > > > >thought is in consciousness. > > > > >consciousness is in unconsciousness. > > > > >unconsciousness is in mind. > > > > >mind is in thought. > > > > > > > > Surely mind is more than thought, mind is that which make thought > > > > happen? I think there is mind, and there is idea of mind. Two > are not > > > > same. > > > > > > > > ---- > > > > I think mind is just special form of consciousness. Oh? And then > > there > > > > is unknown awareness light shining on this, and so seen? > > > > > > > > Is this correct? > > > > > > if that's what 'you' think then for 'you' that is 'true''. what > > > possible difference can it make if 'someone else' believes something > > > else? 'you' only experience 'yourself'. all else is frankly unreal for > > > 'you' or for 'me'. and quite actually both 'you' and 'i' are just as > > > unreal. unreal huh? and even stranger is the fact that the unreal is > > > unreal. > > > > > > .b bobji b. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2007 Report Share Posted April 4, 2007 your welcome,apparently your not that far from where i was staying,i was in a town called hamilton which is about 45 mins from dunsville where my brother had a house.the weather here in south wales is getting warmer now.my brother lived in canada for 20 years but moved back here 2 years ago.diana roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > what province is lake erie?i lived in ontario for just 3months in 86,cold winter.im from south wales. nice poetry by the way robert, diana hi diana..ontario is the place. whereabouts in our province did you sojourn? indeed in winter the climate can be incredibly glacial like and bleak...almost preternatural and insensate. but strangely, the alone can, and does, face the ALONE on the snow swept fields of eternity during these times, in the depths of our winters... an unspeakable inclusion of romantic mystery ...... and then at a moment, in the enigma of time's journey, at the ripening of the newborn vernal season, the sweetness of springtime is known so deeply in the marrow and mind as to become a living presence of joy unbounded. how is the climate in south wales? where there are you? ..b b.b. p.s. thank you for the compliment. > roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > wrote: > > > > this bodymind lives in the uk, > > what is normal or strange for a bodymind? > > i don't own one. > > i don't live in one either. > > actually i can't find myself anywhere in anything. > > now to 'me' this is strange. > > i think the mind picked up that signal too. > > that's another thing that's hard to find. > > both the thoughts & the mind > > believing that those thoughts are 'it's own'. > > funny that. > > or this. > > i'm not sure which. > > is the uk more buttery in the springtime? > > another thought brought to me by passing victuals. > > now to be fair..i'm only joking here.. > > england swing like a pendulum do. > > spent some time there in the early '70s > > rockin' and rolin' and singing that song. > > got to my blood stuff in old Eire too. > > now i live on the banks of a lake by the same name. > > only different...Erie not Eire. > > in canada things can be strange too. > > now if i can only find myself again.. > > i lost 'me' some 'time' ago. > > .b b.b. > > >nnb< > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > wrote: > > > > > > strange to the mind yes, > > > > yes. everywhere else it's perfectly normal. > > > > ???????????????????????????? > > > > .b b.b. > > > > and where do you live? > > > > >nnb< > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > oh what acircus oh what a show,an adventure for all and one > > > > > > > > tigerlily_du_lac <tigerlily_du_lac@> wrote: Bob baba say: > > > > > > > > >thought is in consciousness. > > > > >consciousness is in unconsciousness. > > > > >unconsciousness is in mind. > > > > >mind is in thought. > > > > > > > > Surely mind is more than thought, mind is that which make thought > > > > happen? I think there is mind, and there is idea of mind. Two > are not > > > > same. > > > > > > > > ---- > > > > I think mind is just special form of consciousness. Oh? And then > > there > > > > is unknown awareness light shining on this, and so seen? > > > > > > > > Is this correct? > > > > > > if that's what 'you' think then for 'you' that is 'true''. what > > > possible difference can it make if 'someone else' believes something > > > else? 'you' only experience 'yourself'. all else is frankly unreal for > > > 'you' or for 'me'. and quite actually both 'you' and 'i' are just as > > > unreal. unreal huh? and even stranger is the fact that the unreal is > > > unreal. > > > > > > .b bobji b. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2007 Report Share Posted April 4, 2007 Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > your welcome,apparently your not that far from where i was staying,i was in a town called hamilton which is about 45 mins from dunsville where my brother had a house.the weather here in south wales is getting warmer now.my brother lived in canada for 20 years but moved back here 2 years ago.diana hamilton..in the wonderful niagra peninsula. we go right through and beyond there every summer to attend the shaw fesiival at niagra-on-the-lake during theater season. that's a great live theater venue that now challenges the shakespearean productions in stratford (on the avon)in the more central southwestern part of the province near london.. we always make a week of it and attend both festivals of stages. world renown actors and directors make for many times to remember. and in niagra-on-the-lake, often times during the days and evenings, festival attendees can find well known players dining and shopping and mingling throughout the victorian styled and historic village with all it's quaint shops and historic sites. it's so much more fun and enjoyable than the broadway type scenes in toronto...though i don't want to say that they are in any way non equal..it's just that unlike t.o. and nyc etc. there is an air of freedom and comeraderie in stratford and niagra-on-the-lake that is altogether absent in the big city venues. also, hamilton is very close by brantford..home of wayne gretzky AND hamilton is the home the 'dundurn castle', now a city museum, and built by Alan McNab my gandmother's grandfather...we visit there often too, to view the painting portraits on the walls and try to establish among ourselves just who it is that most resembles our forbears. always fun and silly too. and here too the weather does moderate now...soon boating and fishing will be the day's delight. summer! the very best time of the year here. ..b b.b. >nnb< > roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > wrote: > > > > what province is lake erie?i lived in ontario for just 3months in > 86,cold winter.im from south wales. nice poetry by the way robert, diana > > hi diana..ontario is the place. whereabouts in our province did you > > sojourn? indeed in winter the climate can be incredibly glacial like > > and bleak...almost preternatural and insensate. but strangely, the > > alone can, and does, face the ALONE on the snow swept fields of > > eternity during these times, in the depths of our winters... an > > unspeakable inclusion of romantic mystery ...... and then at a moment, > > in the enigma of time's journey, at the ripening of the newborn > > vernal season, the sweetness of springtime is known so deeply in the > > marrow and mind as to become a living presence of joy unbounded. > > how is the climate in south wales? where there are you? > > .b b.b. > > p.s. > > thank you for the compliment. > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > wrote: > > > > > > this bodymind lives in the uk, > > > > what is normal or strange for a bodymind? > > > > i don't own one. > > > > i don't live in one either. > > > > actually i can't find myself anywhere in anything. > > > > now to 'me' this is strange. > > > > i think the mind picked up that signal too. > > > > that's another thing that's hard to find. > > > > both the thoughts & the mind > > > > believing that those thoughts are 'it's own'. > > > > funny that. > > > > or this. > > > > i'm not sure which. > > > > is the uk more buttery in the springtime? > > > > another thought brought to me by passing victuals. > > > > now to be fair..i'm only joking here.. > > > > england swing like a pendulum do. > > > > spent some time there in the early '70s > > > > rockin' and rolin' and singing that song. > > > > got to my blood stuff in old Eire too. > > > > now i live on the banks of a lake by the same name. > > > > only different...Erie not Eire. > > > > in canada things can be strange too. > > > > now if i can only find myself again.. > > > > i lost 'me' some 'time' ago. > > > > .b b.b. > > > > >nnb< > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > strange to the mind yes, > > > > > > yes. everywhere else it's perfectly normal. > > > > > > ???????????????????????????? > > > > > > .b b.b. > > > > > > and where do you live? > > > > > > >nnb< > > > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > oh what acircus oh what a show,an adventure for all and one > > > > > > > > > > tigerlily_du_lac <tigerlily_du_lac@> wrote: Bob baba say: > > > > > > > > > > >thought is in consciousness. > > > > > >consciousness is in unconsciousness. > > > > > >unconsciousness is in mind. > > > > > >mind is in thought. > > > > > > > > > > Surely mind is more than thought, mind is that which make thought > > > > > happen? I think there is mind, and there is idea of mind. Two > > are not > > > > > same. > > > > > > > > > > ---- > > > > > I think mind is just special form of consciousness. Oh? And then > > > there > > > > > is unknown awareness light shining on this, and so seen? > > > > > > > > > > Is this correct? > > > > > > > > if that's what 'you' think then for 'you' that is 'true''. what > > > > possible difference can it make if 'someone else' believes something > > > > else? 'you' only experience 'yourself'. all else is frankly > unreal for > > > > 'you' or for 'me'. and quite actually both 'you' and 'i' are just as > > > > unreal. unreal huh? and even stranger is the fact that the unreal is > > > > unreal. > > > > > > > > .b bobji b. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2007 Report Share Posted April 7, 2007 sounds lovely robert,yes my favorite season is summer too,i dont fish and im a vegi,but happy fishing ,i hope you catch a big one. diana roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > your welcome,apparently your not that far from where i was staying,i was in a town called hamilton which is about 45 mins from dunsville where my brother had a house.the weather here in south wales is getting warmer now.my brother lived in canada for 20 years but moved back here 2 years ago.diana hamilton..in the wonderful niagra peninsula. we go right through and beyond there every summer to attend the shaw fesiival at niagra-on-the-lake during theater season. that's a great live theater venue that now challenges the shakespearean productions in stratford (on the avon)in the more central southwestern part of the province near london.. we always make a week of it and attend both festivals of stages. world renown actors and directors make for many times to remember. and in niagra-on-the-lake, often times during the days and evenings, festival attendees can find well known players dining and shopping and mingling throughout the victorian styled and historic village with all it's quaint shops and historic sites. it's so much more fun and enjoyable than the broadway type scenes in toronto...though i don't want to say that they are in any way non equal..it's just that unlike t.o. and nyc etc. there is an air of freedom and comeraderie in stratford and niagra-on-the-lake that is altogether absent in the big city venues. also, hamilton is very close by brantford..home of wayne gretzky AND hamilton is the home the 'dundurn castle', now a city museum, and built by Alan McNab my gandmother's grandfather...we visit there often too, to view the painting portraits on the walls and try to establish among ourselves just who it is that most resembles our forbears. always fun and silly too. and here too the weather does moderate now...soon boating and fishing will be the day's delight. summer! the very best time of the year here. ..b b.b. >nnb< > roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > wrote: > > > > what province is lake erie?i lived in ontario for just 3months in > 86,cold winter.im from south wales. nice poetry by the way robert, diana > > hi diana..ontario is the place. whereabouts in our province did you > > sojourn? indeed in winter the climate can be incredibly glacial like > > and bleak...almost preternatural and insensate. but strangely, the > > alone can, and does, face the ALONE on the snow swept fields of > > eternity during these times, in the depths of our winters... an > > unspeakable inclusion of romantic mystery ...... and then at a moment, > > in the enigma of time's journey, at the ripening of the newborn > > vernal season, the sweetness of springtime is known so deeply in the > > marrow and mind as to become a living presence of joy unbounded. > > how is the climate in south wales? where there are you? > > .b b.b. > > p.s. > > thank you for the compliment. > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > wrote: > > > > > > this bodymind lives in the uk, > > > > what is normal or strange for a bodymind? > > > > i don't own one. > > > > i don't live in one either. > > > > actually i can't find myself anywhere in anything. > > > > now to 'me' this is strange. > > > > i think the mind picked up that signal too. > > > > that's another thing that's hard to find. > > > > both the thoughts & the mind > > > > believing that those thoughts are 'it's own'. > > > > funny that. > > > > or this. > > > > i'm not sure which. > > > > is the uk more buttery in the springtime? > > > > another thought brought to me by passing victuals. > > > > now to be fair..i'm only joking here.. > > > > england swing like a pendulum do. > > > > spent some time there in the early '70s > > > > rockin' and rolin' and singing that song. > > > > got to my blood stuff in old Eire too. > > > > now i live on the banks of a lake by the same name. > > > > only different...Erie not Eire. > > > > in canada things can be strange too. > > > > now if i can only find myself again.. > > > > i lost 'me' some 'time' ago. > > > > .b b.b. > > > > >nnb< > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > strange to the mind yes, > > > > > > yes. everywhere else it's perfectly normal. > > > > > > ???????????????????????????? > > > > > > .b b.b. > > > > > > and where do you live? > > > > > > >nnb< > > > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > oh what acircus oh what a show,an adventure for all and one > > > > > > > > > > tigerlily_du_lac <tigerlily_du_lac@> wrote: Bob baba say: > > > > > > > > > > >thought is in consciousness. > > > > > >consciousness is in unconsciousness. > > > > > >unconsciousness is in mind. > > > > > >mind is in thought. > > > > > > > > > > Surely mind is more than thought, mind is that which make thought > > > > > happen? I think there is mind, and there is idea of mind. Two > > are not > > > > > same. > > > > > > > > > > ---- > > > > > I think mind is just special form of consciousness. Oh? And then > > > there > > > > > is unknown awareness light shining on this, and so seen? > > > > > > > > > > Is this correct? > > > > > > > > if that's what 'you' think then for 'you' that is 'true''. what > > > > possible difference can it make if 'someone else' believes something > > > > else? 'you' only experience 'yourself'. all else is frankly > unreal for > > > > 'you' or for 'me'. and quite actually both 'you' and 'i' are just as > > > > unreal. unreal huh? and even stranger is the fact that the unreal is > > > > unreal. > > > > > > > > .b bobji b. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2007 Report Share Posted April 7, 2007 hi robert my brother asks what part of lake eire are you living? diana roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > your welcome,apparently your not that far from where i was staying,i was in a town called hamilton which is about 45 mins from dunsville where my brother had a house.the weather here in south wales is getting warmer now.my brother lived in canada for 20 years but moved back here 2 years ago.diana hamilton..in the wonderful niagra peninsula. we go right through and beyond there every summer to attend the shaw fesiival at niagra-on-the-lake during theater season. that's a great live theater venue that now challenges the shakespearean productions in stratford (on the avon)in the more central southwestern part of the province near london.. we always make a week of it and attend both festivals of stages. world renown actors and directors make for many times to remember. and in niagra-on-the-lake, often times during the days and evenings, festival attendees can find well known players dining and shopping and mingling throughout the victorian styled and historic village with all it's quaint shops and historic sites. it's so much more fun and enjoyable than the broadway type scenes in toronto...though i don't want to say that they are in any way non equal..it's just that unlike t.o. and nyc etc. there is an air of freedom and comeraderie in stratford and niagra-on-the-lake that is altogether absent in the big city venues. also, hamilton is very close by brantford..home of wayne gretzky AND hamilton is the home the 'dundurn castle', now a city museum, and built by Alan McNab my gandmother's grandfather...we visit there often too, to view the painting portraits on the walls and try to establish among ourselves just who it is that most resembles our forbears. always fun and silly too. and here too the weather does moderate now...soon boating and fishing will be the day's delight. summer! the very best time of the year here. ..b b.b. >nnb< > roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > wrote: > > > > what province is lake erie?i lived in ontario for just 3months in > 86,cold winter.im from south wales. nice poetry by the way robert, diana > > hi diana..ontario is the place. whereabouts in our province did you > > sojourn? indeed in winter the climate can be incredibly glacial like > > and bleak...almost preternatural and insensate. but strangely, the > > alone can, and does, face the ALONE on the snow swept fields of > > eternity during these times, in the depths of our winters... an > > unspeakable inclusion of romantic mystery ...... and then at a moment, > > in the enigma of time's journey, at the ripening of the newborn > > vernal season, the sweetness of springtime is known so deeply in the > > marrow and mind as to become a living presence of joy unbounded. > > how is the climate in south wales? where there are you? > > .b b.b. > > p.s. > > thank you for the compliment. > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > wrote: > > > > > > this bodymind lives in the uk, > > > > what is normal or strange for a bodymind? > > > > i don't own one. > > > > i don't live in one either. > > > > actually i can't find myself anywhere in anything. > > > > now to 'me' this is strange. > > > > i think the mind picked up that signal too. > > > > that's another thing that's hard to find. > > > > both the thoughts & the mind > > > > believing that those thoughts are 'it's own'. > > > > funny that. > > > > or this. > > > > i'm not sure which. > > > > is the uk more buttery in the springtime? > > > > another thought brought to me by passing victuals. > > > > now to be fair..i'm only joking here.. > > > > england swing like a pendulum do. > > > > spent some time there in the early '70s > > > > rockin' and rolin' and singing that song. > > > > got to my blood stuff in old Eire too. > > > > now i live on the banks of a lake by the same name. > > > > only different...Erie not Eire. > > > > in canada things can be strange too. > > > > now if i can only find myself again.. > > > > i lost 'me' some 'time' ago. > > > > .b b.b. > > > > >nnb< > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > strange to the mind yes, > > > > > > yes. everywhere else it's perfectly normal. > > > > > > ???????????????????????????? > > > > > > .b b.b. > > > > > > and where do you live? > > > > > > >nnb< > > > > > > > roberibus111 <Roberibus111@> wrote: --- In > > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > oh what acircus oh what a show,an adventure for all and one > > > > > > > > > > tigerlily_du_lac <tigerlily_du_lac@> wrote: Bob baba say: > > > > > > > > > > >thought is in consciousness. > > > > > >consciousness is in unconsciousness. > > > > > >unconsciousness is in mind. > > > > > >mind is in thought. > > > > > > > > > > Surely mind is more than thought, mind is that which make thought > > > > > happen? I think there is mind, and there is idea of mind. Two > > are not > > > > > same. > > > > > > > > > > ---- > > > > > I think mind is just special form of consciousness. Oh? And then > > > there > > > > > is unknown awareness light shining on this, and so seen? > > > > > > > > > > Is this correct? > > > > > > > > if that's what 'you' think then for 'you' that is 'true''. what > > > > possible difference can it make if 'someone else' believes something > > > > else? 'you' only experience 'yourself'. all else is frankly > unreal for > > > > 'you' or for 'me'. and quite actually both 'you' and 'i' are just as > > > > unreal. unreal huh? and even stranger is the fact that the unreal is > > > > unreal. > > > > > > > > .b bobji b. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2007 Report Share Posted April 7, 2007 Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > hi robert my brother asks what part of lake eire are you living? diana i live near kingsville (the port of appeal), located on the shores of pigeon bay which is just north of pelee island,and which lies between colchester sound and point pelee, the southern most tip of canada. just up from colchester point is bar point at amherstburg where the detroit river flows down the strait and into the western basin of lake erie here, bringing the great flow from lake superior through lake huron into little lake st. claire, run through the detroit river on to here to flow on to niagra falls and lake ontario and onward beyond to the st. lawrence river and the gulf of st. lawrence and the atlantic ocean....which flows on into everything......... ..b b.b. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2007 Report Share Posted April 7, 2007 Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > hi robert my brother asks what part of lake eire are you living? diana > He lives in the part that is above the water. toombaru Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2007 Report Share Posted April 7, 2007 Nisargadatta , " toombaru2006 " <lastrain wrote: > > Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam@> > wrote: > > > > hi robert my brother asks what part of lake eire are you living? diana > > > > > He lives in the part that is above the water. > > > > toombaru and where as baba baloo he can be seen flying above the same water... or walking on it if his magic carpet gets wet. ..b bobji baba Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2007 Report Share Posted April 7, 2007 thank you robert,now i can hunt you down lol, only joking, diana roberibus111 <Roberibus111 wrote: --- In Nisargadatta , diana shellam <diana.shellam wrote: > > hi robert my brother asks what part of lake eire are you living? diana i live near kingsville (the port of appeal), located on the shores of pigeon bay which is just north of pelee island,and which lies between colchester sound and point pelee, the southern most tip of canada. just up from colchester point is bar point at amherstburg where the detroit river flows down the strait and into the western basin of lake erie here, bringing the great flow from lake superior through lake huron into little lake st. claire, run through the detroit river on to here to flow on to niagra falls and lake ontario and onward beyond to the st. lawrence river and the gulf of st. lawrence and the atlantic ocean....which flows on into everything......... ..b b.b. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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