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Where the Oak and Hemlock stand our mother earth was torn. A single swipe of one great hand was how the lakes were born. Great Spirit spread his hand out wide upon the flattened earth, and let his mighty fingers slide to give the lakes their birth. The waters of the springs and streams would fill them all the way like slender jewels from our dreams; the Finger Lakes would lay. The native sons would cast a glance upon these sacred shores, they'd listen to the spirits dance in peaceful, lyric scores. So as the ancient story's told, passed down in Shaman lore Nature's beauty will unfold on and on; from shore to shore.
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