| In some other millennia the southern shores of Nova Scotia likely kissed the lip of Morocco or nuzzled beneath the chin of Spain. The force of their embrace was evidenced by the great mountain range that slid down the long fault of their tectonic bodies. At the height of their union these mountains were greater than the Rockies, a range just now rising to take a better view of her lover the Ocean.
These are strange times indeed, when mountains love oceans... 
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