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Where have you been, Freethinker?

Here's one of them.

The Japanese knotweed is getting the upper hand here for sure.

A lot of our elms have died, too. The use of suckers to try to revitalize a species has been used here with remnants of the American chestnut, which was the mainstay of the eastern forests until...maybe 200 - 150 years ago, when it was destroyed by the chestnut "blight." So far I don't thi...

millions of acres of forest have been planted in the intervening period.

I wasn't aware of this. Kudos! Are these being harvested, or are they reverting to a "natural" state?

You say the Dutch Elms have been wiped out and then recovered several times?

That won't work with me Stan, I'm Jewish.

Well, it takes all kinds!

Yet another hoax to separate folks from their money.

Digit wrote: Britain, Monk, was settled initially across the land bridge, ... I didn't realize I asked for this history lesson, but I truly appreciate it from a 'native' point of view. Maybe it was I whom Digit meant to lecture, since I suggested that ancient finds were everywhere. I appreciate the...

To my British Friends: Flying back to the US from a trip to Italy, I once sat on a transatlantic plane with an Irishman. After I told him I had been to Italy, he said I shouldn't have bothered going there, when I could have just as easily gone to Ireland to see art, architecture, and archaeology. I ...

Another fine mess you gotten us into Stanley.

Now what have I done??

(I love the fact that Stan Laurel was British and Oliver Hardy was from Georgia, USA.)

Seems to me that virtually all contested artifacts/sites will have to be subjected to the same state-of-the-art dating techniques to straighten all this out.

Welcome, Autumn Lady.
Jolly good, pip pip, and all that!

Has anyone seen a photo of the brass bowl?

Ta!

For me "It's only a flesh wound." goes back to 50's radio programs
like The Lone Ranger.

Forum Monk, I missed the MP reference...would you mind repeating it?
Thanks
Was it "Too much information"?

Stan (alias Starch Grain)

I once dated a starchy girl.