Darn Mum, I want to stay far far away from your place!
I am from a small town in southern Indiana, anybody close?
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Darn Mum, I want to stay far far away from your place!
I am from a small town in southern Indiana, anybody close?
Indiana is a 4h drive for yours truly ;)
Sarah
Summers here are very nice, very warm, actually hot! Contrary to popular belief, we don't live in igloos and there are no polar bears where I live in Canada. Sneezy was so disappointed when he heard that. :p
I've never met an Eskimo and never seen a penguin in the wild. I don't have a dog sled or a team of dogs to pull it (actually, I'm half way there, 3 dogs, only need 3 more and I could get a sled :eek:)
I don't say eh, or aboot, and I don't know anyone named Nanook. I've never had frost bite and I've never had seal meat. :p
Hee, hee, just some common misconceptions about Canada. Yes, there are Canadian provinces that offer all of the above and more, but not Alberta. We're actually one of the warmest Canadian province.
Oh, and we don't speak french here!
So come on down NM, the trailer sleeps 6! :D
LOL, hey I have had those Brown County Indiana ticks on me, and I prefer an Arkansas tick any day... Do you guys fertilize them or something?
In all seriousness, lived in Anderson, IN for 6 yrs, and camped a lot in Brown County. Beautiful there, almost like home. 'Cept for those HUGE ticks y'all grow, no amount of duct tape would help in THAT situation.
Don't stay away, as in my first post, yew all are funny, and I'll put out the tick granules if you ever visit!
Exaggeration and story tellin' is a true "Southern Art Form", in my opinion. Take plain truth, then add generous spice for flavor. Gently fold in a generous amount of humor. Then add sprinklings from life lessons learned to decorate. Serve up with love and good ol' sweet tea.
And if you are in Brown County any given weekend, look up my in-laws, they are there. Fighting the big 'ol ticks.
I am out in that area every once in awhile. I don't reckon I have seen any of those ticks out there. It's a pretty close drive from here. I am in Lawrence county right next to Monroe County, which is right next to Brown.
We do get some pretty big ticks around here every once in awhile. A couple of summers ago, I had to get out the tweezers and pluck them off my dog and burn them. I think I counted about 20 or so, but She didn't get them that much after but did die at the end of that summer. :(
Chispider freaked me out!! Arachnaphobia is my highest phobia! Ticks next! Will always throw out extra granules for visitors!!
Tick war has already been started and under control! Yard was treated with granules after hubby bitten. Ticks are horrid in the rural areas if yards not kept, and granules put out in spring and again in late summer. Several different kinds of ticks abound in Arkansas, including the very real "seed" ticks that do get on a person en masse, and are about 1/2 the size of a period.. They crawl quickly and in a group so easy to see in the brown moving mass! Usually a person gets them by walking/standing next to high grass/weeds/brush, etc. that they are nested on.
Best way to get them off is to pull off a strip of duct tape and... pull them up!! Before they latch on!! Then run for the shower!!
Chigger story, anyone?
Nah, I don't think I have any chigger stories.
I believe the OP intended on finding out if I would answer the question... I did, so now it appears that the OP is on a plane to my neck of the woods... indeed... carry on... :cool:
Aww.. sorry to hear about that. The loss of a special dog is a lot of pain. We always had a lot of flea prob's in IN but not really ticks. Don't really know if that could have been it, but I am certain it makes you wonder. God Bless the good pals our dogs are! They love us always!
Ok Alty, I think I can handle Alberta then.
KC, while we're all at Alty's I'll try to behave but me makes no promises... reowr ;)
I need to travel and would love to go to many of the places here...
Canada our friendly neighbor to the north... never thought aboot going until 'meeting' the good folks here.
I've always wanted to go to The Land Down Unda and see what's there. But I ain't eatin' any Vegemite sandwiches!
Want to see what life is like in Merry olde England... is it really gray there? :confused:
Plus I'd like to see more of the US.
Lived in Raleigh for almost five years (do you remember?) and it left a 'soft spot' in my heart and a longing to go back, I loved living there. I have never lived in a more beautiful place and have never met people as friendly as North Carolina, especially Raleigh, beautiful (sigh).
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