Wandering Walker

I am a Walker in more ways than one.

Tweets are my own ~ 02-02-2020
This is NOT a work-related account.
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@thecastle85 It's on the house!

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@Taggart7 I still get your tweets but can’t search you. Noticed this a while back but thought it was just me.

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@PrincipalRomano Oh wow! I think those are called ghost pipes and you don’t see them too often. 👻

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NATIVE PLANTS for sale. Self-serve. Right outside the gates of @PointPeleeNP. Just a stone’s throw down Road E. ~ Leamington

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@ZanottiClass @PointPeleeNP Oh man, that’s too bad. Looking good, Team Z.

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Bonnie is looking up for the aliens who left their strange installation on the beach ⁦@PointPeleeNP⁩

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One year

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@3PickupMusicMan Listen for the answer:

https://t.co/AeHqNreMXd

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@IsOnTheFence Oh, snap.

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My last one!!!!!!
Thanks, @mrvickersgecdsb

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This could be yours for only $40 at Mission Thrift in the Roundhouse Centre on Howard Ave in Windsor ⁦@Burrowsdrums⁩ ⁦@theteapartyband⁩

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@Taggart7 Guess that'll make us the "sacrificial intelligence".

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@gecdsbpro I'm very proud of you @passionatepetra and remember you as a grade 7 and 8 student fondly.

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@thecastle85 How were the storms yesterday and today? Much damage around there?

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@gecdsbpro I'm fairly certain she is a past Prince Edward Pacer as well........unless I've got my Petras crossed.

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@Burrowsdrums Dontcha-know I could be so-uh.....

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@BTopink That's pretty much how my teenage son eats.

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Our collection of rare books includes the first botanical book on the plants of Canada. Canadensium Plantarum was published in Paris (in Latin) in 1635, by Jacques Philippe Cornut (1606–51).