Subject: mohawk thunderbird epiphenomenon<br/>
Date: Oct 02, 2002 @ 23:38<br/>
Author: m donner (&quot;m donner&quot; &lt;maxivan82@hotmail.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1878954745">this is just a test<br/>
so please excuse any ineptitude etc<br/>
but<br/>
as recently promised<br/>
here<br/>
if all goes well<br/>
is a favorite epiphenomenal border pic<br/>
<br/>
the hopefully attached unretouched photo faces west upon the caus line<br/>
with the camera peering out from thick brush along the unscalped mohawk <br/>
nonvista<br/>
<br/>
the st regis river is in the near background<br/>
& st regis quebec the mohawk capital & a sort of reverse port roberts is <br/>
visible beyond the river<br/>
<br/>
in the uncanny moment of truth here<br/>
the boundary itself appears to be riven by a forked thunderbolt<br/>
uniting both sides into this single great reservation<br/>
while a bp roadrunner thunder being with destiny cap dances between the <br/>
forks<br/>
& nonchalantly shifts over to the canadian side just in the nick of time<br/>
keeping a hand on the line of course<br/>
<br/>
beep beep he is heard to say<br/>
& kboom  kboom is the refrain<br/>
<br/>
m<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
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