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St. Clair River Leica M4-P // Kodak 400TX January 2018
Bluewater //Helen Humphreys
Three girls on the rail track. I'm the one in the middle. Sun wobbles through trees. The sisters smoke and swear. It's no one's fault that our mothers are friends, we all know and don't
know this. The younger sister sucks cocks for money. And sometimes for free, she says, and laughs. By the time we get to the water it's night and the bridge is a huge, shiny staple arched over dark,
crumpled riverbanks. This is where you come to die, says the older sister. We stand in the mud under steel crosses, look for bodies bumping in the current. Bluewater bridge. We can't see
the colour of the water. The bridge is silver. Going back, a spike of moonlight through our thin chests. The older sister holds my hand all the way, without my asking. Next year, when she is seventeen, she will plunge
from the hood of a moving car. Skull wired together, teeth gone. Brain damage, skin grafts, someone else's rebuilt face. The younger sister will marry a man who hates her, have children, find
god. Head tilted back, she will take the lord’s body into her mouth, again and again, pray for a part of her life to start or stop or be revealed. This is how
faith happens, sanctifying what the body remembers. Our bodies that have trusted what touched them, what they were taught to touch. Something fills our mouths – the flesh, the word (holy, holy). There is space above the moving dark to fly through. Believe this. There is the shaky knot of hand in human hand.
Border Crossings Severely Down In Windsor
Border Crossings Severely Down In #Windsor @Windsor_Bridge @DetWinTunnel @WDBA_Chair #YQG
The marked absence of trucks on the Ambassador Bridge highlights the severe impact the 2008 recession had on economic trade between Canada and the United States. Figures just released for 2017 report that all crossings between Ontario and the US are down 35.42% since 2000.Photo by Ian Shalapata. (BUFFALO, NY) – The Bridge and Tunnel Operators Association has released the border crossing numbers…
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Lost Souls (from the lake) by Doug McLean, Jan. 2017. Point Edward, Ontario, Canada.
Ice formation off river St. Clair / Lake Huron.
Michigan Man Arrested At Bluewater Bridge
Michigan Man Arrested At Bluewater Bridge @OPP_WR #PointEdward #DUI
(POINT EDWARD, ON) – On July 7, the OPP responded to a report of a suspected impaired driver trying to gain entry into Canada at the Bluewater Bridge in Point Edward. The OPP were directed to a US citizen who had arrived at the CBSA checkpoint and was suspected to be impaired due to the consumption of an alcoholic beverage. The driver, identified as Chia Vang, 32, of Novi, MI, was consequently…
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Fraud Case Begins At Bluewater Crossing
Fraud Case Begins At Bluewater Crossing @OPP_WR #PointEdward @CanBorder #CBSA
(POINT EDWARD, ON) – On Saturday before midnight, the OPP were called to the Canadian Border Services at the Bluewater Bridge, in Point Edward, to assist with an alleged fraud investigation. Police were informed that a small group of people had been crossing through the CBSA checkpoint when they were directed to report to secondary inspection. The search revealed that the three were allegedly in…
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Bluewater Bridge (playing with filters)