[UsuallyLurking]

Originally Posted by Bassdeer

Yea it was his time to go, TV works like the mob, the cleaners came in and wiped the site, it's hard to tell where it even happened. Didn't see anything in the paper about it either (unless I missed it)

It was in the Daily Sun (the next day, as I recall) on page D4, next to the obit and villager pictures, along with other crime/public safety short stories.

[Aces4]

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

Like Asianthree, I have talked to locals about the history of this area. None of them called it a swamp. It seems important to you to push that idea. May I ask why?

Yeah, south of 44 is swampier than north and the comment was in relation to a large, claimed to be healthy per other statements, tree that just fell over for no reason and killed someone. I'm not pushing it, it's a fact and I offered that as a reason for the fall because of water/soil conditions the tree may have been vulnerable. PER AI: Based on the information available, there are a greater number of surface water features (specifically shallow ponds) located south of CR 44 compared to the north, although the ponds north of CR 44 are generally deeper. It's just a fact of nature and it hasn't stopped construction or the sale of homes and most the people living there are just fine with the terrain. If I say there are a lot of wet, watery spots south of 44 does that make it better? I'd rather live next to a swamp than a retention pond but to each their own. I would make paragraphs but the site has a popup that goes in the middle of a post if I do so.