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I did it last in April, 2003. It was not bad at all but this August I wouldn't, no fun. I is on my list to do again with more water. You would spend all of your time fighting the creek and miss the sights.

Eggs?

That's an interesting distribution. I'm trying to figure out what to make of it.

Nixons survives because they offer something the large stores don't, very good specialty sandwiches, plus it's a cool old time store.

It never dried up at 1/4 this year. I was able to walk around the area without getting my feet wet only once in June. It is in constant use.

I agree, quarter mile. He's afraid to get his feet wet. That video was uploaded on Aug 14, 2012.

Last Sept 11th after a long day of hiking my dog, Bella the Great Dane, started reacting strangely. When I put my hand in front of her face with a treat she would not take it and had a startled response and blinking eyes. When she stood she was wobbly. We took her outside to further evaluate her...

I liked it when Cheryl Hurst ran it. The new managers cut the balls off it.

What's the price of admission?

My dog ate one of those pads meant to adsorbe moisture under a package of hamburger. My vet said to give her a teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide, wait 2 minutes and repeat if the first dose didn't work. I worked like a charm.

I, for one, would like to know the logic behind the changes that they're proposing. How can one "comment" on the changes when we don't know why the changes are being proposed in the first place? Exactly, why are these regulatione bring proposed. It's about context, what is their goal?

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Guy, thats a nice picture of a white flower. I set my camera on spot metering for exposure control and I still can't get a good picture. I keep my camera in a case and when I first tried to photograph that snake last weekend the lense fogged up, frustrating.

Yes, it doesn't take traffic well but thrives here.

Mine have never bloomed and I wasn't aware that they did. I propagate them by their roots. The bananna plants are just starting to grow over them. This leaf is a full 48 inches!

The sand road with the pine trees and blueberry bushes along the sides.:D

True, and I have a senior park pass. It's the mindset that can write a document like that.:confused:

It's all about the money.

I imagine restaurants and such need to get rid of them. Another angle to the question is where were they harvested? Just wondering where there are productive beds.

Where did they get them?