Back to 1969 - a year in the rainforest (thread 69)

I'm not sure what they mean about that two acres thing but that is a picture of Bishop rock with the light house on it and it ain't no two acres.

-amigo
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Bishop Rock
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See Cortes Bank for the underwater Bishop Rock peak there.

Bishop Rock LighthouseBishop Rock (Cornish: Men an Eskob) is a small rock at the westernmost tip of the Isles of Scilly (49°52.3′N 06°26.7′W), known for its lighthouse, and listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the smallest island in the world.

Containing room for nothing more than the uninhabited 45 metre tall lighthouse, the rock acts as the barrier between the British Isles and the Atlantic Ocean. The original lighthouse was begun in 1847, but was washed away before it could be completed. The present building was completed in 1858.

That's fantastic Amigo.......... That whole concept would make a great theme for the next thread....

As in = Where in the world is the smallest Rain Forest?

all clicked.................

sue, thunder and lightening storms, brings new meaning to April showers. The wall still stands though, and even with days of continuous rain, Spring blooms survive. Amazing.

Dan, have you begun the book yet? <taptaptap>

Amigo, a very cool topic for Rainforest Thread #70. If i may make a suggestion? The following is ehBeths intro ~ just copy/paste to your posting window. You can add the topic you've chosen and voila! The new Rainforest thread #70!

Your Topic: Whatever you choose to call Rainforest thread #70 <be sure and add "#70" to the topic of the thread>

Intro:

We have been taking a few minutes each day to click FREE to save a Rain Forest tree. So far, we have saved over 52 Acres of rain forest and contributed to many other very worthwhile causes. All free.

We are currently the Number One team in the world, among thousands of teams and over a million people participating.

Please join us and help preserve rain forest!

To join, go to the Race for the Rain Forest at Care2.com. Just click on a button and somewhere in the world, you'll save a lot of square feet of rain forest, prairie, or wetlands, -- you choose! Corporate sponsors show their logos when you click, and in return, they pay for the habitat saved.

Just click: http://rainforest.care2.com/welcome?w=856730509

To register for the first time, create your own Distinct Log-in name
and Password. Then each time you visit the site to click you simply
Log-in and click on the Rainforest button. It's that simple. The
site is FREE. If you have a question, we have plenty of answers. FREE.

After clicking, feel free to post on this thread. We have the most
wonderful and helpful group of people clicking here. Any time you can't
click, we can arrange for a substitute to click for you.

<followed by your topic discussion>

I felt very much as you do right now when i began a rainforest thread, but as the intro says, wildclickers are a wonderful bunch of people, you'll receive lots of encouragement and support. Good luck, Amigo!

oops, please don't forget to post the new rainforest thread link here if you decide to author #70, Amigo

Stradee, Whats the "new rainforest thread link".

I'll start the new thread tomorrow.

I'm just as tired of saying no rain as you are of rain, rain, Stradee. It is severe now.

I clicked on Sunday...just forgot to mention it, as usual.

sue, i'd be happy with just a few days of Spring weather. Lawns need mowing, hedges rising to the roof of the house, and i've bout had it with all the danged rain! <grrr> Today though appears the rains might stop for a few hours. We can only hope.

Amigo, the link you post here will be the address of the new rainforest thread. <seen at the top of the computer page>

page one of #69
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=71349&highlight=

To begin, copy ehBeths intro, click "new topic" at the bottom of the page, then paste in the new thread posting window. Be sure and add #70 somewhere in your 'topic' <at the top of the posting window>

After you've completed your intro, click 'submit' and when the new thread appears, you'll see the address at the top of your computer page. Then copy the address, post a response here at this thread where you'll paste the new link and voila! Wildclickers will click the new link and say "howdy Amigo"!

Monday, Monday folks - - - It's that day again.

Stradee,
I haven't started it yet - and if I do I would have to pretend to be a survivor of the more current wars. Just the other day I was talking to a couple of youngsters in their twenties when the conversation reminded me of how apparently difficult some answers can be during interpersonal communications - I said, (more for fun than anything) "This is a Catch 22 situation." Neither one of them had an idea what I meant. Really makes a person feel his age.

Oh!! You meant have I started my HISTORY book!! grin

all clicked and awaiting the new thread.......

Dan, LOL ~ know what ya mean. Youngsters can only read about our history - and yep, this old person would gladly purchase <signed of course> any 'history' book you write. Thattabe soon we hope.

Well, gotta fight the elements and drive to work now.

Have a great day wildclickers

Alright fellow wildclickers.

So it is written, So it is done.
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1986991#1986991

We double....we triple....WE QUADRUPLE THE TRAFFIC!!!!!!

Forward troops.....FORWARD!!!!!

oops, I forgot to click in. I gotta go back before I can go forward, I'll catch up to you guys.

Good going, Amigo. I'm all clicked in.

Just checking in. Now, I'm going to read every page.

Don't forget to join us on the new thread, teeny.

Hi Teeny!

The new rainforest thread <#70 > located at the Trivia forum

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=73070&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

See ya there!

A group of unicorns is called a blessing.

A group of kangaroos is called a mob.

A group of whales is called a pod.

A group of geese is called a gaggle.

A group of ravens is called a murder.

A group of larks is called an exaltation.

A group of owls is called a parliament.

Twelve or more cows are known as a "flink."