In a message dated 20/10/2004 22:00:15 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Yes, the solid fabric donut cloth (hole in the middle) does block the view
of everything except the circle. Some of the people around here use a
circle of clear plastic with a hole in the center. They can
I live in NE Ohio -- about 60 miles in from both the N and E borders.
About 20 years ago, a community of black squirrels were living about 20
miles north of here--and were prevalent. No one I knew had ever seen
black squirrels before. Now there are black squirrels where I
live--both black
I know Stanford has both black and ground squirrels, and they both seem to be
doing fine. The ground squirrels are much more numerous - in fact on average
there's at least one in sight wherever you are on campus. I'm not sure about
brown tree squirrels though.
At Caltech we have lots of brown
We have a small number of black squirrels here in the northern suburbs of
Chicago, but they are not the dominant ones. They are generally smaller than
the ordinary grey squirrel and even smaller than the fox squirrels
Sue
I live in NE Ohio -- about 60 miles in from both the N and E borders.
Brenda wrote:
I picked this up from someone in Canada on a family history discussion
group, but would apply to lacemakers too.
Unfortunately a couple of Secret pal packages have gone astray this
round. I believe they all had some sort of return address on, but
without one it is even less
Here in Ottawa (and presumably other parts of Ontario) we have more black
squirrels than any other colour. They are an absolute pest and destroy
gardens and plants and cause damage to houses. I have about 6-8 who tear
through my garden on a regular basis.
I occasionally see grey squirrels, but
On Oct 24, 2004, at 23:26, Helene Gannac wrote:
ALL the parcels I've received in Melbourne for the last 6 months or so
have been opened by Customs, even though they all had sender's ID at
the
back, and whether they were flat (magazines) or parcel shaped! The
repair
job on the wrapping was
