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Location: not sure, but there's a hell of a lot of water around here!
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Eh, no elks, but plenny axis deer, get one stay hanging in the lot next door, my cats don't know what the hell to make of it. And yes, if you keep dead iole out of your catchment system, cannibals should not present much of a problem, just carry a good supply of Windex, don't ask me how I know.....An Mvn, sounds like you need come home, Hawaii, already, definitely have the right sense of humor!!!!!!
And bears, OH MY!!!!!!
No foget da scorpians, and da much dreaded, and maligned, centidakinepede. If you get a sealed catchment system, with reverse osmosis filtration, you're as good as bottled water from Kmart, and who knows what that has in it, plus the waste of energy to make the container and then recycle it
Aloha and okolemaluna
As Rocco goes, "Oh, Jeez, not these guys again, all they wanna do is aka'aka, laugh............
Okay Brav, you just scared the sh_t out of me! That pic was NOT there when I just made my last post! Is that the tip of someone's finger it's eating?
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