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Topic: Family says overgrown fields bring Lyme Disease

Lymeblue
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http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/111-12142008-1637703.html

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eric555
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An interesting article, as Nockamixon is a State owned park, with a huge lake for boating and fishing, and the land is also a great place to go hunting, many people go camping there as well as picnics, they even provide barbq grills and camping cabins there...
So yes plenty of Ticks there for sure.

But have you read the comments down below from those few idiots ???

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