Best of luck, hope you are feeling better soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
I am sorry to hear your not feeling well.
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Best of luck, hope you are feeling better soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
I am sorry to hear your not feeling well.
[QUOTE=Sharon;1066784]Just got out of the hospital again,so not feeling too cheery. He owns the land ,and knows what he is doing. but thanks for the advice.[/QUOTE
Thanks for clearing up that item on your brother, as it ends the discussion.
Also hope you feel better , must have been serious to put you in the hospital.
Yeh, I'm always close to death (heart) but my life is in the Lord's hands so I'm not worried. and I have a great husband who cares for me.
( Sorry to be religious. :) )
That is very comforting!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
Hi Sharon,
Everything will come back. There are very few animals in Canada which take to old growth forests. Fires are nature's way to renew.
This is a link in Macleans about Fort McMurray. You can slide the sliders back and forth on the various pictures and see how well the vegetation will come back from a wildfire. https://www.macleans.ca/photography/...fter-the-fire/
Dyth
https://scontent.fybz2-1.fna.fbcdn.n...a7&oe=5C2A2E90
my brothers out there in Invermere, BC as a forest fighter during the season. his second year; says one of the worst BC had been hit on the record.
Just reading in the hunting category , that there is a ban on limited entry tags being proposed.
Was one or more of the fires started by a backwoods traveler with an entry permit?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon