"Bob Schmall" wrote in message

And force-grown. It's still better than a depressing bald spot in what
once
was a forest.

I got a kick out of the clear-cut
practice/subterfuge/token-to-the-environmentalist (however you want to view
it) in Southern Arkansas where the land is flatter ... they leave strips
along the roads so you can't see the clear-cut and, as you're driving
through, you'd swear there wasn't a logging company for miles.

Probably what the suits tritely refer to as a "win-win" ... but, of course,
they win more.

Along those same lines, I am looking for some "heirloom" tomato seeds for
next year ... anyone know of a good source for old stock, genetically
unaltered, tomato?

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