The 82nd Rainforest Thread ~

Stradee wrote:

Good goin' Teeny! Bribing generally worked when my grandson decided Nonnie's computer belonged to him...

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I just LOVE seashells! I collect them, decorate with them and just think they are miracles, of nature! Thanks, for the photo! All clicked, again! Cool

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aktbird57 - You and your 300 friends have supported 2,854,119.8 square feet!

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65.518 acres

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/96/238592209_d0bbbe9942.jpg

Little Bluff Conservation Area
Prince Edward County
Ontario
Canada

looking toward the sand dunes

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That's really beautiful, ehBeth.

Can't wait to visit there.

Great place to live.

Creaking along.
Shocked

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Lovely, ehBeth

Canada has some of the most beautiful wildlands in the world. Reading and taking action from the "ForestEthics" site. Caribou photos and their habitat are stunning. Just georgous.

After the heavy rains, watching a quiet snowfall grace the landscaping, and pine forest. Good to be home. Very Happy

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Morning all.

clicked

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Teeny, your welcome.

A bamboo type platter holds my shell collection from scuba days. Each one has a memory attached...where found, occassion, etc. Very cool.

ul, if your reading our posts, thanks again for the Journey North link. Today featured the one and only chick born wild who migrated with her parents. Since then, they've met up again at the Florida winter site.

http://www.learner.org/jnorth/tm/crane/06/BandingCodesW601.html

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Dan, just a few minutes drive from the house {when i lived in the City} was the ocean, seal rock, the Cliff House, and the Great Highway. Sure miss the sights of the Coast. Planning a jaunt with daughter to visit, then lunch in Sausalito.

News from Puget Sound and Orcas ~
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G'day WildClickers.

Hope you've all had a good earthturn.

You and your 300 friends have supported 2,854,681.7 square feet!

1 Aktbird57 .. 2062 65.531 acres

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most of the leaderboard has resurfaced.
thank goodness

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don't forget to pop by www.freerice.com once in a while

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Stradee,
I visited the Village Fair Mall in Sausalito in 1967 - many years later, my Patti and I revisited it and bought a concrete rabbit about two feet tall - We affectionately named it the - "The Sausalito Hare from the Village Fair"

I'll post a pic of it soon.

Big Assed Grin Very Happy

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CLICK

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The City was rockin' - 1967 {just ask alice...}

Shocked

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From Stradee's Concert Poster Collection.

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You and your 300 friends have supported 2,854,939.3 square feet!

1 Aktbird57 .. 2063 65.537 acres

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http://www.movieprop.com/tvandmovie/reviews/wizardofoz.jpg

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Stradee,

I remember in Sausalito during the 60's there was a MUD slid that went through the city. The best thing I remember of the time was a sign I saw outside a book store that had been in the path of the mud - it read - "Dirty Books for Sale"

That was absolutely great.

Damn good sense of humor.

all creaked here. Another tree smiling. Very Happy

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Earlier clicks this day.

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Stradee wrote:

The City was rockin' - 1967 {just ask alice...}

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I was young AND thin! Cool

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Whoops! I clicked em, again! Embarrassed

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teenyboone wrote:

Stradee wrote:
The City was rockin' - 1967 {just ask alice...}

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I was young AND thin!

Teeny, so was I.

Now i'm old and thin! Laughing

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Dan, Sausalito was probably the best place on the planet during the 60's for shopping, bayside lunches, and meeting people from everywhere. Sure has changed from the day. People still visit the place - touristy, but not like it was then. Check out the new look of boathouses!

http://www.floatinghomes.org/images/boat7.jpg

http://www.floatinghomes.org/images/boat5.jpg

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