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postpaleo
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Location: North Mirage, Pennsyltucky
10 Sep 2007, 7:01 pm
10 Sep 2007, 7:09 pm
richie
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Location: Lake Whoop-Dee-Doo, Pennsylvania
10 Sep 2007, 7:15 pm
Nan wrote:
postpaleo wrote:
richie wrote:
He lives in the north part of the state quite a ways inland, I live just 50 miles north
of the Chesapeake Bay.
of the Chesapeake Bay.
Pave the Bay.
how hard can it be? they already paved new jersey....
Pave the bay? Then where will we get our crab-cakes?
postpaleo
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10 Sep 2007, 7:21 pm
richie wrote:
Nan wrote:
postpaleo wrote:
richie wrote:
He lives in the north part of the state quite a ways inland, I live just 50 miles north
of the Chesapeake Bay.
of the Chesapeake Bay.
Pave the Bay.
how hard can it be? they already paved new jersey....
Pave the bay? Then where will we get our crab-cakes?
Save the Bay.
richie
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10 Sep 2007, 7:24 pm
postpaleo
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10 Sep 2007, 7:24 pm
richie
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10 Sep 2007, 7:33 pm
postpaleo wrote:
richie wrote:
Nan wrote:
postpaleo wrote:
richie wrote:
He lives in the north part of the state quite a ways inland, I live just 50 miles north
of the Chesapeake Bay.
of the Chesapeake Bay.
Pave the Bay.
how hard can it be? they already paved new jersey....
Pave the bay? Then where will we get our crab-cakes?
Save the Bay.
Can't do much to save the bay except act locally up here by helping out with the Codorus Creek Conservationists,
the Codorus empties into the Susquehanna and from thence into Chesapeake Bay.
There are other groups dealing with Connewago Creek and other watersheds farther north.
The Codorus Creek:
10 Sep 2007, 7:49 pm
I lurk about here EVERY DAY you all. 
Would it be more proper of me to mention my lurking? If so I'v read every post since page 289 or so I think, and I usually catch up on everything every night after work.
postpaleo
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10 Sep 2007, 7:51 pm
10 Sep 2007, 8:57 pm
Richie wrote:
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I am about 20 miles north of the Maryland border, I've ridden my bicycle to Md many times on the Rail-Trail that runs from
York, PA to Cockeyesville, Md a 40 mile trip each way. Cockeyesville is a little over 20 miles south of the border with PA.
http://bikewashington.org/trails/ncr/ncr.htm For more info on the Rail-Trail.
York, PA to Cockeyesville, Md a 40 mile trip each way. Cockeyesville is a little over 20 miles south of the border with PA.
http://bikewashington.org/trails/ncr/ncr.htm For more info on the Rail-Trail.
Any thing fun to do in Cockeyesville? Is that where all the Optimists are from?
My husband is a cyclist. I use to ride with him but he always wants to make a marathon out of it and I just like to take my good old time and stop to look at flowers or plants. Once he took off and left me on a trail and I came to a section that forked in three directions. Had no clue which trail to take and waited there crying like a baby. He finally came back for me but I haven't been biking since. I can be such a wimp at times.Quote:
The Chemung (translates to "one Horn or place of horns, because the mammoth tusks would appear in the river) has some size and meets the Susquehanna (translates "muddy current") further east from me, Athens. Enforcing the pollution laws here now, the Chemung is actually fish-able now and if it weren't for the damns on the Susquehanna, the eels would return.
I'm familiar with the Chemung and we do our shopping in Athens.
10 Sep 2007, 9:05 pm
I went on a little internet tour of the state and it looks like a nice place to live. 
10 Sep 2007, 9:19 pm
10 Sep 2007, 9:29 pm
blessedmom wrote:
I went on a little internet tour of the state and it looks like a nice place to live.
I finally caught up with you. I'm going out one door and you are coming in another.
Pennsylvania has always been vedy vedy good to me. Just joking. It does have a lot of geographical diversity.
I read that Sandy Denny fell down the stairs and suffered a brain hemorage. I wish Alex would give us a spell checker, but maybe it's a good thing that we have to try and figure it out to get rid of the red line or else get the dictionary. I'm too tired to do either so hemorhage (nope, that's not it either) will just have to be misspelled.
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10 Sep 2007, 9:32 pm
cosmiccat wrote:
blessedmom wrote:
I went on a little internet tour of the state and it looks like a nice place to live.
I finally caught up with you. I'm going out one door and coming in another.
Pennsylvania has always been vedy vedy good to me. Just joking. It does have a lot of geographical. I read that Sandy Denny fell down the stairs and suffered a brain hemorage. I wish Alex would give us a spell checker, but maybe it's a good thing that we have to try and figure it out to get rid of the red line or else get the dictionary out. I'm too tired to do either so hemorhage (nope, that's not it either) will just have to be misspelled.
It's bad no matter how you spell it. I read about her from Postie's link that he posted. And yep, here I go again with post this and Postie that! 
postpaleo
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10 Sep 2007, 9:36 pm
cosmiccat wrote:
blessedmom wrote:
I went on a little internet tour of the state and it looks like a nice place to live.
I finally caught up with you. I'm going out one door and coming in another.
Pennsylvania has always been vedy vedy good to me. Just joking. It does have a lot of geographical. I read that Sandy Denny fell down the stairs and suffered a brain hemorage. I wish Alex would give us a spell checker, but maybe it's a good thing that we have to try and figure it out to get rid of the red line or else get the dictionary out. I'm too tired to do either so hemorhage (nope, that's not it either) will just have to be misspelled.
Get google task bar, when you install it you have some options, I just go bare bone, I dunno why, maybe I just like the name bare bone. Anyways, it has a spell checker, I hate most spell checkers, this is a good one, you can add slang to it. Very easy to use, when I rmember to, like now I'm just going to ignore it
10 Sep 2007, 9:39 pm
postpaleo wrote:
Went crabin' at Tom's River in Jersey. I was young, I was fool enough to actually eat them.
and you haven't grown an extra arm or eye stalks?!?!?! !?!
we used to live by the passaic river. it caught fire once....
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