Re: NFC: RE: Arab fish got the last laugh?

[Al G Eaton <sege7_2000 at yahoo_com>]

Yeah, wonderful creeks, I drove through last summer
when Allison drenched the area and Flatrock was a most
impressive sight from the highway, but we were still
able to sample Beaver Creek.  I was also surprised to
find a very nice looking form of Fundulus stellifer.


Klaus
--- Boo Radley <departmentus at yahoo_com> wrote:
> Yes, Monroe County Alabama is really a big pine
> farm.
> It is full of very small towns with names like Burnt
> Corn and Excel. I left after college and moved to
> Saraland, Mobile County, it is almost a big city
> next
> to Monroeville. No one in Monroe County knows that
> they live with rainbow shiners. It would be a big
> surprise to them. Many creeks have very good fish in
> them, like Limestone Creek and Big Flat. But all my
> cousins only care about big bass, that is very
> boring.
> 
> Boo Radley, Saraland, Alabama
> --- Al G Eaton <sege7_2000 at yahoo_com> wrote:
> > Do you live in Monroe County Boo?  Land of rainbow
> > shiners and logging tracts?  
> > 
> > It was hard finding people in the county outside
> of
> > Monroeville.
> > 
> > Klaus
> 
> 
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