It’s been a while since BlogWindsor featured a photo from Pelee Island. Here’s one for you today, taken just off the west shore of Canada’s southernmost inhabited island:
Turtle Rocks - Pelee Island, originally uploaded by SJB4photos.
Enjoy, and if you ever get the chance, be sure to take the ferry to Pelee. It’s well worth the trip.
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1 Lenny Boy // Jul 25, 2008 at 12:00 am
Actually those rocks were placed there to protect the intake of one of the domestic water systems on island. Not recommended to dump your boats holding tank here. When My Mother and Father lived on island and I lived in Lakeshore ,when my Parents were present I’d say Flush the toilet kids —Pelee island needs the water.
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