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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/06 20:46:27
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We were ouy musky fishing this summer and saw some dude out along the creek. He was stacking the rocks up and there was someone takeing pics nd movie of him doing it. I dont know whay but we almost god taken out by a brig truck becuase there was 2 cars parked on ech side of the road.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 06:24:14
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Saw them on the Clarion also. 
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 07:24:40
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those look much smaller than the ones we saw, we saw them in Tionesta Creek and 2 at the edge of Blue Jay Run. close up of the ones in the Tionesta  and these ones by the Blue Jay 
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 08:10:45
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That looks like the result of bored fishermen during a low water time!
Actually, I was travelling through from Blue Jay in early September and there was a couple of school vans parked at the new bridge and a bunch of what looked like high school kids in the water wearing waders. I figured a biology class on a field trip.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 10:34:38
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Somebody's got WAY too much time on their hands....
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 10:41:16
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Saw similar stacks along shore of Kinzua res. I think they are from aliens!!!
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FisherChic
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 10:57:02
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they aren't made by aliens lol, but they are people who have a lot of time on their hands lol
the ones that I have seen when traveling through Ontario are small, and usually on large rocks and boulders a long the highway. read about them on the wikipedia link that I posted above.
I read this morning that some of the parks in Canada have had to ask people to stop building them, because they are building way too many and confusing people in some areas where they actually use them to mark paths.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 11:45:19
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ORIGINAL: FisherChic
the ones that I have seen when traveling through Ontario are small, and usually on large rocks and boulders a long the highway. read about them on the wikipedia link that I posted above.
I read this morning that some of the parks in Canada have had to ask people to stop building them, because they are building way too many and confusing people in some areas where they actually use them to mark paths.
the ones in the pictures here are just piles of rocks. the ones in canada are cool. ive heard the same thing about the prov. parks asking people to stop making them. but for different reasons. if you drive 400 north past the muskokas they're everywhere.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 15:54:33
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yeah we drive up 400 to 522 and then head east to Lost Channel, a friend of ours has a cottage there on the Kawigamog, thats how we knew they were inuksuks
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 16:07:31
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Those will be knocked over the first drunken Thursday night of trout season. Those who don't fish for the weekend will finish the demolition.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 16:38:18
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ORIGINAL: Loomis
Those will be knocked over the first drunken Thursday night of trout season. Those who don't fish for the weekend will finish the demolition.
hope none of them drown in the process :-)
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 16:55:17
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i really enjoy nature by disrupting it...
knock em over... or thow em at the idiots that build them
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 21:25:00
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i really enjoy nature by disrupting it...
knock em over... or thow em at the idiots that build them
That is a very admirable attitude to have! NOT! Somebody takes their time to do something a little "different" and bring a small change to the scenery or to make another person take notice of the creek...and you bash them for it...NICE. Maybe you would have rather seen them tossing dozens of beer cans and Sheetz cups along the shore? Had I been passing by when they were constructing, I probably would have spent a bit of time and effort to participate!
post edited by Erie Mako - 2011/11/07 21:26:21
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 22:03:27
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ORIGINAL: Erie Mako
That is a very admirable attitude to have! NOT!
Somebody takes their time to do something a little "different" and bring a small change to the scenery or to make another person take notice of the creek...and you bash them for it...NICE.
Maybe you would have rather seen them tossing dozens of beer cans and Sheetz cups along the shore?
Had I been passing by when they were constructing, I probably would have spent a bit of time and effort to participate!
bullshlt someone took their time to move a bunch of rocks into eyesore piles those aren't just little 5 rock stacks the last thing i want to see when i'm enjoying the outdoors are signs of other people the "i enjoy nature by disrupting it" was sarcasm its just fine the way it is... the way people want to enjoy it not with some goof-ball's rock piles
post edited by KJH807 - 2011/11/07 22:10:31
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/07 22:29:11
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I'm sorry...I mis-read your intended sarcasm.
As the saying goes...an eyesore is in the eye of the beholder, or something like that!
But, don't fret...those eyesore rockpiles will be gone with the next flood or moved along with the February ice floes.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 08:09:42
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bullshlt
someone took their time to move a bunch of rocks into eyesore piles
those aren't just little 5 rock stacks
the last thing i want to see when i'm enjoying the outdoors are signs of other people
the "i enjoy nature by disrupting it" was sarcasm
its just fine the way it is... the way people want to enjoy it
not with some goof-ball's rock piles
Well your attitude reflects your intelligence there are more than 5 stacks of rocks
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 09:18:42
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bullshlt
someone took their time to move a bunch of rocks into eyesore piles
those aren't just little 5 rock stacks
the last thing i want to see when i'm enjoying the outdoors are signs of other people
the "i enjoy nature by disrupting it" was sarcasm
its just fine the way it is... the way people want to enjoy it
not with some goof-ball's rock piles
Well your attitude reflects your intelligence there are more than 5 stacks of rocks
your lack of reading comprehension reflects your intellegence i said "those aren't just little 5 rock stacks" as is 5 (1,2,3,4,5) rocks in a stack rather those are elaborate eyesores altering nature for selfish purposes and impacting others enjoyment of it just like writing/carving your name on a rock or tree
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 09:25:58
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ORIGINAL: Big Casino
bullshlt
someone took their time to move a bunch of rocks into eyesore piles
those aren't just little 5 rock stacks
the last thing i want to see when i'm enjoying the outdoors are signs of other people
the "i enjoy nature by disrupting it" was sarcasm
its just fine the way it is... the way people want to enjoy it
not with some goof-ball's rock piles
Well your attitude reflects your intelligence there are more than 5 stacks of rocks
your lack of reading comprehension reflects your intellegence
i said "those aren't just little 5 rock stacks"
as is 5 (1,2,3,4,5) rocks in a stack
rather those are elaborate eyesores
altering nature for selfish purposes and impacting others enjoyment of it
just like writing/carving your name on a rock or tree
again there are more than 5 rocks in each stack are you this miserable everyday?
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 09:30:31
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they really aren't hurting anyone or anything. the first major spring rainfall with snow melt and they will be gone.
it was neat to see, and not destructive. or as Loomis said, first drunken fishing trip, either way, they'll be gone next trout season, and the rocks will be back on the bottom of the creek where they belong.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 10:02:49
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 10:23:36
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ORIGINAL: Big Casino
ORIGINAL: KJH807
your lack of reading comprehension reflects your intellegence
i said "those aren't just little 5 rock stacks"
as is 5 (1,2,3,4,5) rocks in a stack
rather those are elaborate eyesores
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again there are more than 5 rocks in each stack
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you're joking right?...read and understand nice picture post... way to keep things in context I'm sure when someone sees an idiot stacking rocks in a Northern PA creek, the first thing that comes to mind is Stonehenge, Easter Island, pyramids, and Aztec ruins how couldn't they? they are in the same class of religous/cultural significance, skill, and timeleeeness
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 10:27:31
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Complain about this  Rocks belong there
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 10:44:22
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I'm sure when someone sees an idiot stacking rocks in a Northern PA creek, the first thing that comes to mind is Stonehenge, Easter Island, pyramids, and Aztec ruins
So, the Pyramid is a Mayan pyramid, not Aztec. And the cliff carvings/tombs are in Turkey. We strive for cultural accuracy here at Fish USA! carry on! ps. I heard those sock colunbs were made by center pinners.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 10:57:51
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just to confirm the completely out of context pictures
1- stonehenge
2- pyramids
3- easter island
4- mayan ruins
5- turkey
just think... some day Tionesta creek will hold its rightful postion as #6
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 11:16:16
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bullshlt
someone took their time to move a bunch of rocks into eyesore piles
those aren't just little 5 rock stacks
the last thing i want to see when i'm enjoying the outdoors are signs of other people
the "i enjoy nature by disrupting it" was sarcasm
its just fine the way it is... the way people want to enjoy it
not with some goof-ball's rock piles
Well your attitude reflects your intelligence there are more than 5 stacks of rocks
your lack of reading comprehension reflects your intellegence
i said "those aren't just little 5 rock stacks"
as is 5 (1,2,3,4,5) rocks in a stack
rather those are elaborate eyesores
altering nature for selfish purposes and impacting others enjoyment of it
just like writing/carving your name on a rock or tree
haha...
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 11:18:37
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Wow, That was a crazy....
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 11:34:20
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If those are there during the first day, Ill stand on that and fish the mouth of Blue Jay 360 degrees.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 11:39:09
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Ok, ok I'll knock the SH*T outta of the 1's in tionesta creek. I'm drivin' up that way 2 am. fri morning. Anybody else willing to take care of the 1's on the clarion and blue jay. I will return the rocks to there natural state as part of the geological make up of the stream bed. So that the hippies tree huggers (I meen that in the best possible way) dont get offended.
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RE: Inuksuks in Tionesta Creek?
2011/11/08 11:44:01
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Spring better get here soon... before we kill each other... 
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