Dont forget it can get cold but on the Bay you get Sea world Fireworks at about 8:50 in the winter.
Posted by BugBarb (Member # 210) on :
Hey there, I thought I was the only one who lived in the middle of "no man's land". I live in the middle of Angeles National Forest. I have to have sattelite tv and sattelite internet due to our virtual remoteness. Even our phone signal is turned into a microwave signal and beamed to a dish on the hill behind us.
Posted by kam (Member # 3410) on :
Bug Barb....it was fun reading about all the resources available in SD
ON the other hand, I am not so sure my brain and body would be ready to live in the city full time.
I feel a bit more secure out in the boonies right now.
I can drive 5 or 10 min and have the great outdoors to myself.
Sounds like you just need to step out your front door. HA!
PS No ticks here. I like that.
Posted by BugBarb (Member # 210) on :
When i was infected the first time i lived a mile from here. we had to move 'cause i was sick. I got treated and got better. Moved back to where I'm living and within a year,I was having symptoms again. I used to pick flowers from my yard for my desk at work. One day I picked a rose and saw a tiny tick running as fast as its nasty little legss would carry it towards my hand on the rose branch. I picked an engorged deerr tick off my indoor cat. truly I live in Tick Heaven and lyme hell
Posted by kam (Member # 3410) on :
I wonder about what I could do if I once again lived in a tick infected area.