Re: list (CSAA) of must see animals.

In article <48c72100$0$89872$815e3792@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ed Huesers  <ed@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>> Slurp, oh, sorry, didn't mean to get your face all slobbery again.
>> I have to mail you the ****rt I found and something else.
>
>    You keep saying that. Trust me.

Getting the scree collars of my Vercors repaired before I leave for
Norway (even though I am not taking them) rose to greater priority than
your tee ****rt.


>> Also Deadhorse was on TV Monday (they must have filmed in May).
>
>    Moab? Deadhorse?

Deadhorse, AK, that's where I got your tee ****rt!
Where'd Moab come in?  Been there, done that.  Will get back there.  So
many places, so little time (small plane flight next maybe).

If they summarize or reshow, you can see some of it.
They showed gold dredging in Girdwood Monday.  Like they were a short
distance from a full on ski resort on a little creek.


>> Nothing like getting licked by a polar bear.
>
>    Better than a sharp stick in the eye. Just not hungry today.

Yeah but all the slobber....

>>>>Arctic foxes are nice.
>>>   Our vixen was nice. Still missed.
>> The Cliff Swallow is around, but she will not post.
>
>    Had them and Barn Swallows around as a kid. She... the weather lady 
>that went sailing?
	Yeah but she's back in CO.  Doing it in parts.
>    What year did Cyli join you guys? Aprox is good enough.

I think mid-90s some time.  I can't remember off the top of my head.
It should be a reasonable approximation search on any of the archives.
She was not in the first batch to declare net.species.

But I could tell she was sharp because she emailed me the net.vixen
declaration
without prompting (unlike most people posting or lurking in the group).
She figured out what r.b and usenet were all about in very short order.
Shot past somewhat clueless Bob.
Opened the eyes of clueful Bob (I don't know if he's lurking
{troll with some remark of the USFS and/or fire fighting bait}).

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