Now Jerry, lets get this stright....I am in the eastern central, I do NOT live near Little Havana. Yes there are swamps nearby, but that is true across all of FL until you get into the hills of Ocala.
jbolt....diesels get better per ton mileage than any gas vehicle. As for the coal fired-nuke, hey I'm just a stupid female, but the cooling towers don't look like any coal fired plant I've ever seen.
And for the earthquake fault lines....well we all know USGS is full of ...., not as bad as the CoE though. USGS guys just have some bad apples in their field techs and the cubicle engineers can only work with the data provided by the field techs... so we won't go there either.

Innocent

Oh I'm not sure the USGS has a whole lot of input. More likely the 30 year multi billion dollar environmental impact study report came to the conclusion that there would be less of an impact to the environment if the nuke plant split in half, fell into the ocean and completely melted down killing 50% of the human population within 500 miles vs. disturbing the habitat of some non-indigenous nocturnal Rhodesian ridgeback three toothed spotted burrowing tree slug that no one has ever seen.

jbolt, they keep them really close together unlike some ladies I knew when I was a lot younger.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the 512 should be just fine for silhouette shooting. It may have to have some wood removed around the bbl but maybe not.

Jerry G wrote: But in answer to your question, there are several nuc plants in FL but Mary comes from the swamps down south so who knows what they have there.

What's that suppose to mean lol I'm further south than Mary! The only ones who may be further south than me and Hambone are the Aussies and maybe the Mexicans.

I'm guessing them Mexicans are farther south than you but I don't think they live in a swamp. All of them I know have shoes and they wear them all the time unlike some one I know from FL.

Now Jerry don't go trashin' my Mexican buds, they loaned me their shoes at Ridgway. And if I remember my geography right the team that was at Ridgway don't live at a lower number latitiude than me.

Besides I wore shoes at PeEll.

Innocent

Innocent wrote:Now Jerry don't go trashin' my Mexican buds, they loaned me their shoes at Ridgway. And if I remember my geography right the team that was at Ridgway don't live at a lower number latitiude than me.

Besides I wore shoes at PeEll.

Innocent

And if they darn don't live at the same darn latitude as Mary I know they don't have us beat down here in Northern Cuba!

Innocent wrote:Now Jerry, lets get this stright....I am in the eastern central, I do NOT live near Little Havana. Yes there are swamps nearby, but that is true across all of FL until you get into the hills of Ocala.
Innocent

Mary I lived in Fla. for 8 years and I don't remember any "hills" lots of hill-billys but no "hills".

AD9...I refer you to the area north of Paynes Prairie, what is commonly referred to by USGS techs as the 'official' southern end of the Applician mountain range. Then you can get to the areas around the Florida Caverns (Marianna), and to the north of this fine state park.

Mary

Now Mary we both know the highest piont in Fla. is 345 ft and thats in lakewood.

Mary, the only reason you wore shoes at PeEll is caus it was cold. Hell, It's always cold when I am there.

We order the cold in just for the Conard Cup match. We're scared if you see how great the weather really is here, it will ruin the whole "rainy western Washington" scam we have going on and everyone will want to move here...

Jason wrote:We order the cold in just for the Conard Cup match. We're scared if you see how great the weather really is here, it will ruin the whole "rainy western Washington" scam we have going on and everyone will want to move here...

Wish we had your summer weather here in Riverside. Last week we had some days over 105 so we finally had to turn on the air conditioner.