I will be out of town in Florida all week getting in touch with my "inner" plant.
:gw

If you have not gone, you are missing out.


Regards,
Tom Barr

Well have a good time

You do realize that you could be condemning 100's of fish tanks to a horrible death because
we can't get expert help now

.

I'm missing out! As a retiree on a fixed income with some medical issues, my going isn't likely to happen. I enjoy those things vicariously by reading about them here and in other forums.

When you get to the Pearling Plant Gates of Heaven, St. Planter will ask and judge thee.

The Seven Levels of Algae and Eternal Damination otherwise........

Some of you are already there, but there is a path to redemption.

"And once thee hath found that path to redemption, thee shall spread the message to the fartherest lands and in many tongues.............."

Sell plants on line and then that can pay for the trip.

Regards,
Tom Barr

I think most of us will have to be off the internet for a few days as we study our Bibles for the rest of those passages. I vaguely remember reading that back when I was 8, but where????

Stop wandering in the desert for 10 years and cross the Ichetucknee River to the promised land ..........

Planes stink, got changes, now it's a red eye

I collected wood galore today. Best pieces I've ever found.
I'll donate them to the auction at the Tampa Bay aquarium society tomorrow.

More wood and shallow low water in the rivers etc will be ideal, not much plants at the Lower Suwanne due to such low water(down 2ft, which is a lot there).

Lizard tail was growing very well, as where the swamp lilies.

And deer flies where everywhere, I got bit once by a skeeter.

The driftwood place off 98 in Inglis,FL is now gone, the building, everything, it's nothing a gravel lot now. I went by looking for the building 4x.

Tom's is still in business though in Waldo, FL.

The storms missed the Keys, so it looks like the Marine part will go well.
I'm heading to High Springs/RumIsland and Tom's Monday and then giving a talk for the Tampa Bay Aquarium society.

Regards,
Tom Barr

Any chance of recording these or future lectures and making them available online?