Comments on: Northern Ontario Alligators http://blog.liquidarchaeology.com/2008/10/northern-ontario-alligators/ Blog for underwater archaeology group. Wed, 16 Jun 2010 16:47:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Algonquin Park – Logging Museum http://blog.liquidarchaeology.com/2008/10/northern-ontario-alligators/comment-page-1/#comment-325 Algonquin Park – Logging Museum Fri, 09 Apr 2010 22:35:06 +0000 http://blog.liquidarchaeology.com/2008/10/northern-ontario-alligators/#comment-325 [...] http://blog.liquidarchaeology.com/2008/10/northern-ontario-alligators/ - Northern Ontario Alligators - by Chris Moore  [...] [...] http://blog.liquidarchaeology.com/2008/10/northern-ontario-alligators/ - Northern Ontario Alligators - by Chris Moore  [...]

]]> By: Randy Mitson http://blog.liquidarchaeology.com/2008/10/northern-ontario-alligators/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Randy Mitson Sun, 12 Oct 2008 04:43:17 +0000 http://blog.liquidarchaeology.com/2008/10/northern-ontario-alligators/#comment-53 Chris, I grew up in Simcoe Ontario, right across the road from where the factory used to be that built the Alligators. Since coming to Algonquin Park over 15 years ago I've always been on the hunt for more Alligators abandoned in the woods. There's several still in the park, other than the reconstructed one at the logging museum. Algonquin's filled with much history. Did you know that there's a 150 ft radio telescope dish in the park. Or old WWII POW Camps? Such a history rich environment. Randy Chris, I grew up in Simcoe Ontario, right across the road from where the factory used to be that built the Alligators. Since coming to Algonquin Park over 15 years ago I’ve always been on the hunt for more Alligators abandoned in the woods. There’s several still in the park, other than the reconstructed one at the logging museum. Algonquin’s filled with much history.

Did you know that there’s a 150 ft radio telescope dish in the park. Or old WWII POW Camps? Such a history rich environment.

Randy

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