Baker's Dozen

13 animals or plants you could do without.

1. Poison ivy. It does make you more mindful and watchful, though.
2. mosquitos: the literal most dangerous animal on the planet.
3. A lot of Humans - but, we're not allowed to eliminate any of these animals!
4. Nits (Head Lice - Pediculus humanus capitis, the bane of schoolchildren)
5. Roaches - they take care of problems but in doing so make their own nasty, sickening problems. If only they were good "house keepers"!
6. Stinging nettle and noseburn (Tragia),
7. fire ants?
8. chiggers
9. poison oak

13 animals or plants you could do without.

1. Poison ivy. It does make you more mindful and watchful, though.
2. mosquitos: the literal most dangerous animal on the planet.
3. A lot of Humans - but, we're not allowed to eliminate any of these animals!
4. Nits (Head Lice - Pediculus humanus capitis, the bane of schoolchildren)
5. Roaches - they take care of problems but in doing so make their own nasty, sickening problems. If only they were good "house keepers"!
6. Stinging nettle and noseburn (Tragia),
7. fire ants?
8. chiggers
9. poison oak
10. Great White shark

13 animals or plants you could do without.

1. Poison ivy. It does make you more mindful and watchful, though.
2. mosquitos: the literal most dangerous animal on the planet.
3. A lot of Humans - but, we're not allowed to eliminate any of these animals!
4. Nits (Head Lice - Pediculus humanus capitis, the bane of schoolchildren)
5. Roaches - they take care of problems but in doing so make their own nasty, sickening problems. If only they were good "house keepers"!
6. Stinging nettle and noseburn (Tragia),
7. fire ants?
8. chiggers
9. poison oak
10. Great White shark
(We'll have to disagree on this one.)
11. bedbugs

13 animals or plants you could do without.

1. Poison ivy. It does make you more mindful and watchful, though.
2. mosquitos: the literal most dangerous animal on the planet.
3. A lot of Humans - but, we're not allowed to eliminate any of these animals!
4. Nits (Head Lice - Pediculus humanus capitis, the bane of schoolchildren)
5. Roaches - they take care of problems but in doing so make their own nasty, sickening problems. If only they were good "house keepers"!
6. Stinging nettle and noseburn (Tragia),
7. fire ants?
8. chiggers
9. poison oak
10. Great White shark
(We'll have to disagree on this one.)
11. bedbugs
12. Ligustrum sinense, Chinese privet, introduced and extremely aggressive.

13 animals or plants you could do without.

1. Poison ivy. It does make you more mindful and watchful, though.
2. mosquitos: the literal most dangerous animal on the planet.
3. A lot of Humans - but, we're not allowed to eliminate any of these animals!
4. Nits (Head Lice - Pediculus humanus capitis, the bane of schoolchildren)
5. Roaches - they take care of problems but in doing so make their own nasty, sickening problems. If only they were good "house keepers"!
6. Stinging nettle and noseburn (Tragia),
7. fire ants?
8. chiggers
9. poison oak
10. Great White shark
(We'll have to disagree on this one.)
11. bedbugs
12. Ligustrum sinense, Chinese privet, introduced and extremely aggressive.
13. Spongy moth caterpillar (formerly known as gypsy moth catepillars): invasive species that's been rampant in the Hudson Valley, NY - decimating the leaves and trees in Harriman State Park for the past 2 years

New topic - 13 Medieval Cathedrals

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal

13 Medieval Cathedrals

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral

13 Medieval Cathedrals

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral
3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris

13 Medieval Cathedrals

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral
3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
4. Washington National Cathedral

13 Medieval Cathedrals (built during the medieval era c450AD to c1450AD)

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral
3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
4. Washington National Cathedral
5. St. Vitus Cathedral Prague Czech Republic

Please note that I have changed the entry requirements - coluber's entry of Washington National Cathedral is technically correct and a very clever response

13 Medieval Cathedrals (built during the medieval era c450AD to c1450AD)

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral
3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
4. Washington National Cathedral
5. St. Vitus Cathedral Prague Czech Republic
6. Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - Florence, Italy

Please note that I have changed the entry requirements - coluber's entry of Washington National Cathedral is technically correct and a very clever response

13 Medieval Cathedrals (built during the medieval era c450AD to c1450AD)

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral
3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
4. Washington National Cathedral
5. St. Vitus Cathedral Prague Czech Republic
6. Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - Florence, Italy
7. Wawel Cathedral Krakow Poland

13 Medieval Cathedrals (built during the medieval era c450AD to c1450AD)

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral
3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
4. Washington National Cathedral
5. St. Vitus Cathedral Prague Czech Republic
6. Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - Florence, Italy
7. Wawel Cathedral Krakow Poland
8. Cathedral of Chartres - Centre, France

13 Medieval Cathedrals (built during the medieval era c450AD to c1450AD)

1. Sé de Braga (Braga Cathedral) Braga Portugal
2. Canterbury Cathedral
3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
4. Washington National Cathedral
5. St. Vitus Cathedral Prague Czech Republic
6. Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - Florence, Italy
7. Wawel Cathedral Krakow Poland
8. Cathedral of Chartres - Centre, France
9. Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia (Barcelona Cathedral - Spain)