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InVOLuntary said:
Some do, some have them for decades. Most of our customers sell them for what they paid me for them. This customer sold his for a $50K profit after 3 years.
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My SIL is on their second monster in over 20 years. It’s on lake Lenior outside Atlanta on a huge dock with a bunch of others. They rarely ever leave the dock. For them it’s a floating cabin. Guess if there’s no more available lakefront properties in your area this is a substitute?
 
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Jackcrevol said:
Densi gifted maryville bunches of flowering Yoshinos for Greenway😍

also love some Sapporo
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Don’t plant anything from Japan or China. I’d like to get even with the arsehats that gifted the mimosa trees in Maryville around WW2. They are the most invasive tree species in the area. We’ve got invasive hydrilla clogging our rivers. The Asian Wooly Adelgid is killing the majestic hemlocks in America. Japan and all of Asia can keep all their plants, animals, and insects. And keep your damn Covid too.
 
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walkenvol said:
Don’t plant anything from Japan or China. I’d like to get even with the arsehats that gifted the mimosa trees in Maryville around WW2. They are the most invasive tree species in the area. We’ve got invasive hydrilla clogging our rivers. The Asian Wooly Adelgid is killing the majestic hemlocks in America. Japan and all of Asia can keep all their plants, animals, and insects. And keep your damn Covid too.
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The Persian silk tree?
 
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walkenvol said:
Don’t plant anything from Japan or China. I’d like to get even with the arsehats that gifted the mimosa trees in Maryville around WW2. They are the most invasive tree species in the area. We’ve got invasive hydrilla clogging our rivers. The Asian Wooly Adelgid is killing the majestic hemlocks in America. Japan and all of Asia can keep all their plants, animals, and insects. And keep your damn Covid too.
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Invasive species from Japan you say? Let me introduce you to the Joro Spider. They have invaded North Georgia and are on the way to Tennessee. The babies start small and by the end of summer the body and legs are as big as your open palm. Not only that but webs will be everywhere many nearly connected.
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Jorō Spiders
 
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MoCo_Vol said:
Weekend trip to Evansville IN starts in 4ish hours...

Any recommendations for food stops there or near Bowling Green KY (on the way)?
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Go towards Louisville instead and go to Claudia Sanders Dinner House. Shelbyville, Kentucky

It's Colonel Sanders wife's restaurant. 😂
It's gassssssssss.
 
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As much as I am looking forward to this year , I believe next year will be the one that will be the real glimp's into what we can look forward too. CJH and staff have a proven offense and a suspect defense at best but with the OL and DL maturing next year could be a blast. Funny how it usually all boils down to the big ugly's on both sides of the ball. This year should be the one where people start to really look at us as being at a different level than we have been though.
 
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