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A few weeks ago I was moving Sammy D from Temple university. En route it seems my license plate fell off my trailer and some kind soul found it and took it to the local Aston Police Department.
How did I learn about this? Well I got a facebook message from the officer on duty saying he found it and what happened.
How awesome is that!
Yesterday my lovely wife and I had a grand adventure. Alas no pictures because I left the camera at home.
We hopped in a canoe and proceeded to paddle roughly 30 mile through the heart of Lancaster, right through the city, under 23, 462, 272, 741. It was fun, tiring and created quite the sunburn let me tell ya.
Probably the neatest thing was to see the places I have driven near hundreds of times, but this time I was seeing them from a different perspective. Who knew such elegant mansions and drab slums could share the same river and only be separated by a few tenths of a mile.
The more I get out and enjoy nature the more I become a environmentalist. Something about paddling past and through the various sewers emptying into the river will do that to you. Don’t get me wrong I’m all for good clean sewage, it helps things to grow, but what I’m not for is the white bubbling mass that covers sections of the river and hisses and steams as you paddle through it. We did get to see hundreds of ducks, kingfishers, herons, I saw a fawn, but none of these animals were anywhere near the sewer runoff. Coincidence?
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