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Eerie Lake Erie
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A mysterious creature lurks within!

There's a tale about Lake Erie Said a beast which swims within Beast's name happens to be Bessie Perhaps Nessie's distant kin On one morning bleak and bleary I was sitting on the shore Saw some movement in the water So I waited to see more Shiny humps so black and graceful West to east she glided by Horizontal to the waves now Had to blink to clear my eyes Looked again but she had gone down Without making 'er a splash I stood up to make my exit Away from the lake I dashed Eerie Lake Erie holds Bessie Sure of that without a doubt If you plan to go in swimming I'd suggest that you stay out

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Reviews of "Eerie Lake Erie"

Reviewed by Diana Wiles

Reviewed on May 15, 2012

I believe in Bessie!
Diana...

Reviewed by Ed Matlack

Reviewed on May 15, 2012

I'll stick to my favorite ocean at 43rd street in Sea Isle City, NJ, my home town & the beach I grew up on...only once in awhile there do I step on a crab or brush against something bigger, though I know not what...while surfing I have seen sharks & dophins...but rarely...e

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on May 15, 2012

What you saw is probably just one of those mutated fishes from the Cayuga River. ;-) Don't you know that Lake Erie is on the waterway leading to the Atlantic? What you probably saw was just a small whale exploring the Great Lakes before it goes back to salt water.

Ron

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton

Reviewed on May 15, 2012

Heh. Bessie showed herself to you. Bessie may want to begin a friendship. Maybe Bessie will let you ride on her back.

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