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Comments (147)@PEPITASUAVE and LISA ROGERS-- LOL!!! We have a LOT of cows--we have few cash crops and dairy is the largest legal one. ---but no sacred ones that I know of! We also have apples, potatoes and rocks---that would be slate!!!!---and a few hippie sort of organic places raising pretty livestock for sale at extraordinary prices that no one local can remotely afford. Other wise it is pretty wild around here. We were on our motorcycle one day last year and went down a road in a residential area and almost hit a mother bear and her two half grown cubs--the cubs were the size of St Bernards. On a street corner telephone post---a laminated sign---"This bear crosses here often" and a photo of the guilty party. Along with a disturbing number of MISSING DOG signs. People tend to hear New York and think of Times Square but---most of the rather vast State is farms and mountains and timber. The two largest tracts of timber in the Adirondacks are held by two private concerns---one is a member of the Whitney family and the other a local family. These tracts are in some cases larger than actual States. The Adirondack Park is larger than some States. We have--not that far from us!!!!---one of the worlds largest concentrations of timber rattlesnakes. And caves full of the last Little Brown Bats. The locations of these are, for obvious reasons, not disclosed. A few years ago we had a Harbor Seal decide to go swim-about and came up to the docks in Albany--we were lucky enough to see it before it wandered off and turned up in Boston Harbor. Since the Hudson is tidal as far North as Albany odd stuff ends up here often. A bit lower on the Hudson after a fierce hurricane back in the late 70's we had a sturgeon wash up at our dock that was well over 12 FEET long--no one thought THOSE were there either! And we have moose---this hard and harshly cold winter might have been a very GOOD thing for moose actually; they have ticks and mites and the cold is all that kills them. Since moose don't groom these can get quite a colony going and actually kill their host. We are all hoping that the extreme cold also killed some other invasive species like the Emerald Ash Borer beetle---killing ash and maple trees and so far found as far North as West Point. We also had a cougar pass thru near here that apparently started it's long 2000 mile trek in the far West and ended up dead on a Connecticut highway. DNA and animal cams recorded it on it's journey. No one knows WHY it did this! We also have Champ the Lake Champlain "Monster" and one of the highest reported levels of "Sasquatch" sightings (some just up the road from me!) and a legend of UFO's that dates back to the earliest explorers. Just in case the REAL critters weren't interesting enough!...See MoreWhat color to paint front door
Comments (6)I agree a dark coral will be lovely; or a darker ton of pink; kind of a hot pink use: Dragon fruit from Benjamin Williams, or another option darker, with less pink and almost Bordeaux: Fashion Rose from Benjamin Moore if you really want kind of a pink color. In any case, the warm ton of the door is better than blue: Fen Shui speaking!...See MoreDo you have any unusual pets at home?
Comments (107)White squirrels? Cool! I saw a black one once in my twenties and was so sorry I didn't have time to pull over and get a picture. Fast forward to my forties, and pulling into Niagara Falls -- I spotted a black squirrel, exclaimed, "OMG a black squirrel!" and made my husband pull over. He'd been driving for hours, there was nowhere to pull off...but I'd been waiting twenty years for this shot, and there was a black squirrel darn it, so I insisted. Got my photo, kept going, and spotted two more. Five more. Twenty-five more. You get the picture; Niagara is overrun by black squirrels and I'll never hear the end of it. Came home and designed this for Café Press -- so that I could put it on a tee shirt for his birthday (smirk;)! http://www.cafepress.com/+the_black_squirrel_tile_coaster,177261439...See MoreHelp!
Comments (2)HI -- Try Cactusshop.com / library -- third photo down -- see if that is it . Acanthorhipsalis monacantha...See Morebillbrandi
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