Bernard Ente wrote: > > Some of the perils of outdoor photography -- poison ivy, poison oak, etc. > I thought I was careful, but somehow I brushed against a poisonous plant > while photographing trains on Long Island. Now I have severe rashes on my > forehead, neck, and arms. One patch under my eyebrow was so bad for a > couple of days that my right eye was almost closed. > > Use me as an example that even though the fall weather is approaching in > many parts of the country, the bad stuff is still growing (and holds its > potent power even after it dies). > > I don't want to get a cortisone shot or take any antihistamines, as many > people suggest. Aside from putting the various soothing creams on the hot > spots, do any of you have a remedy for this stuff? I'm a city boy and I'm > not used to it. (Rats, muggers, or gunshots; I can handle.) > > Bernie Ente > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > New York City > --> SPORRS: Serious Photographers of Railroad Related Subjects
Jeez, Bernie, you left out the IMPORTANT part...were the pictures worth it??? --DB --> SPORRS: Serious Photographers of Railroad Related Subjects
