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Published: 2009-02-06 05:59:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 2255; Favourites: 108; Downloads: 0
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early morningForming around 13,000 calendar years before present (almost 12,000 14C years before present), the Lake Agassiz came to cover much of Manitoba, western Ontario, northern Minnesota, eastern North Dakota, and Saskatchewan. At its greatest extent, it may have covered as much as 440,000 square kilometers, larger than any currently existing lake in the world (including the Caspian Sea). This is roughly the size of Iraq, the 58th largest country in the world, and larger than California, the third largest U.S. state, but smaller than the Yukon, the ninth largest Canadian territory or province.
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This is totally awesome shot! Thanks for sharing it with everybody..
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thank you martin, I really appreciate it.
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I really, really like what you do and admire you ! Go on, it's sensational, amazing !! I send you kisses. Bye !!
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lol...
everybody appreciates a kiss... thank you.
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did youever feel like me?I suuppose Δ± ws here once in my life but, I a sure that I wasn't...
Great capture
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lol,
yes indeed Ayhan, I think we all feel that way from time to time, here we call it DΓ©jΓ vu
I hope you have a good weekend.
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YEs I know They call it De ja vu!...Δ°t ishappnes so often to me but...
Thanks for your warm w,shes my friend...Wish you the same
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lol...
and here I thought that perhaps you would have a different word for it. English is so influenced by other languages, it is kind of sad really that we borrow all the time from French and other languages.
Any way, Ayhan, keep smiling and enjoy your time off... (assuming of course that you are off this weekend)
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YEs Δ± am not working this weekend. Because I got cold and resting at home...
We say "AynΔ±yle vaki" but it s also not pure Turkish, it from Farisi language ( Iranian) and n- ost of us are awaare of the the tehm "De ja vu" because of the French influence of the times of Ottoman empires. Most of us are using those kind of phraises whem we thΕnk thaht we speaking poliΕtely...lol...
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ah....
For some reason, this kind of stuff interests me. English does not have a phrase of its own. I would guess that most languages have some way of expressing this feeling, but so many have just borrowed. To me, I think it is a loss when a language does not have its own words, but in todays world, there is so much new technology and things being created, that borrowing is necessary I guess.
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totally agree...
English people are not so particular at cooking for example so, bon apettite is also comΕng from abroad...But Americans have it... They say "things go better wiΕth coke" ...lol...
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Ayhan... you are in good form today. Thanks for the laugh...
Canadian's apparently have their own saying too.... EH... thats it... just eh.
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Wayne, this is certainly incredible..
I stared at this and stared.. 
Not sure what to say.. But
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well sir, I am happy you liked it.
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Brrrr... beautiful...brrrr....Wayne..... brrr..... really ...... !!
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lol...
I don't remember it being cold Lili, but then it was a while ago.
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Dude, that's scary! The fighrst that came into my mind was the image if a Skynet human labour camp from Terminator...
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really,
I must have a very sheltered life.
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no tricks Eugenio,
it was a foggy morning and I took pictures. processing was tricky in order to get good colour and saturation and not reduce the effects of the fog, because fog degrades the image
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Awesome shot! Looks like an opening scene for some sci-fi movie!
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that is a great idea. I really like sci-fi.
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Magical, mystery, morning beautiful atmos.
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