And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Missouri has lots of woods. Also, there have been Bull Sharks found way further north up the Mississippi than you would think possible. The chance of a shark attack in Missouri is small but not zero.
Yeah, but the chance of a bull shark attack with the bull shark sailing at you in the air while you're deep in the woods is pretty much zero point zero. Those are the same odds for any species of sharks flying.
My Great Uncle lived in Hannibal Missouri. His business partner donated a huge farm / hunting preserve which is now a state park. It has hundreds of acres untouched since Indian times.
My ex wanted me to move to a little town outside Poplar Bluff that had lots of woods. Also had a tornado warning siren in the field across the street from her folks place.
Gotta gave woods to get lost in.
ReplyDeleteThey built a fort just for that.
They don't call it "Ft. Lost-in-the-Woods in the State of Misery" for nuthin.
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I spent a lifetime there one summer.
DeleteMissouri has lots of woods. Also, there have been Bull Sharks found way further north up the Mississippi than you would think possible. The chance of a shark attack in Missouri is small but not zero.
ReplyDeleteAs far north as Alton Illinois.
DeleteYeah, but the chance of a bull shark attack with the bull shark sailing at you in the air while you're deep in the woods is pretty much zero point zero. Those are the same odds for any species of sharks flying.
DeleteHumidity must be huge!
ReplyDeleteYes, they do. You have to be very careful running/riding through them because Missouri also has abandoned rock quarries...
ReplyDeleteNot to mention green-toothed rednecks who will shoot you for being there. Not too bad, as you can smell em way off.
DeleteMy Great Uncle lived in Hannibal Missouri. His business partner donated a huge farm / hunting preserve which is now a state park. It has hundreds of acres untouched since Indian times.
ReplyDeletelots of woods, chiggers and ticks
ReplyDeleteMy ex wanted me to move to a little town outside Poplar Bluff that had lots of woods. Also had a tornado warning siren in the field across the street from her folks place.
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