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Jody:

I didn't realize that Florida was that long.

I don't think I've ever seen a box wood tree, do they flower and what kind of
leaves do they have?

Nella


Quoting Jody Ianuzzi <jody at thewhitehats.com>:

> Hi Jewel,
>
> OK, you have me chuckling here. So it is star dags and rattle your dags from
> now on.  I also remember Tommy rot and a pottle for a large cup.  What is a
> duffle bag again?  You'll have me speaking kiwi in no time.
>
> Goes to show you what I know, I thought New Zealand was south of Australia
> not east.
>
> Have you ever seen a map of the U S?  It is generally a rectangle and
> Florida is a large peninsula on the south east corner.  It takes roughly ten
> hours to drive from north to south not including the drive down to the keys
> which are between the U S and Cuba.  It takes about four hours to drive east
> west across the state.  Florida was once a prehistoric sand bar so the state
> is flat as a prairie.  It is tropical at the south most point and moderate
> in the north getting cold but no snow falls.  On the coast you find a lot of
> tropical trees and palms but here in the center of the state you find a lot
> of Laurel oaks, Australian pines and boxwood trees.  We have a few palm
> trees but  they are outnumbered by palmettos and oaks.   We have imported
> fire ants from Argentina and banana spiders from Asia.  Everything that has
> relocated here loves the climate.  I hate the fire ants and the briar
> prickers most of all but I just love the oak and boxwood trees.
>
> JODY
>
>
>
>
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