Maybe Sky and I could start one! Who's on Third?

Brownwood
 

All the digging and weight of the new constructions will shift the sinkholes and other problems down to that end.

So were all saved. Stuff runs down hill right?:)

That's right! We are on Tamarind Grove. Where are
You?

They left out the part about the snakes...

I believe you pay a higher price for a home near a burrow of snakes! :faint:

Yes, living near a burrow of snakes helps a lot. Snakes are great. They eat the big rats and sometimes even a coyote.

SNAKES?? I can live with bombings, no golf cart, sink holes, alien abduction and a lot of things but snakes?? :faint: Oh no...no snakes...that changes everything! ;)

Google snakes in Florida. They be some really big ones here abouts. :coolsmiley::MOJE_whot:

It's rumored that James Cagney would import snakes because he he hated the rats on his property.
That's why he was aledged to have coined the expression... "You dirty rat, you!!! http://www.dance-forums.com/images/s...icon_snake.gif

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Small dogs too !

Uh oh...cold chills :cold:.....my little thread has taken an ugly turn. I have 2 small dogs and now I feel the need to show them this thread for full disclosure and allow them to be a part of our moving decision.

BRB.......




Well, they say they won't play with the snakes and I can make them little tin foil hats to keep the aliens away. :)

So......all is well again and we're back on track! :D

That's one of the reasons I don't fear sink holes. I'm a certified cave diver and certified cavern diver instructor. Many of the sink holes in this area of Florida have opened up some of the best cave diving sites in the world. One person's "finanacial calamity" could be another person's financial gold mine.

All kidding aside, for an amazing view of what these sink holes can uncover, see: Devils Den Springs Scuba Diving Resort

In that case you can probably get Fumar Funding Corp. to finance the snake relocation expenses. :doggie:

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Yes, I enjoyed Sanctum very much (have it saved on my DVR).

I have been a scuba instructor for 20 years and I basically took it up to help subsidize my cave diving addiction. North Central Florida offers some of the best cave diving in the world. I worked as a scuba instructor in Belize, the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, and Panama but one of the things that helped convince me to move to TV was the proximity to all the great cave systems (which are usually accesed through sink holes).

Enough of my hijack--what really scares me are some of the line dancers in Spanish Springs town squares--whatever you do, don't get in their way!:icon_wink:

Boom!
 

Ut OH! Wait for it......? BOOM! kapow@! Dog pooped in my yard! must of been those Ocala peoples??: :a040:

Retaliation anyone?
 

Urine missiles???:coolsmiley:

Careful there buddy, evolution has given dogs a distinct advantage in that area!
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Interesting, I've been meaning to ask you how you could give up diving by being so far inland. I would like to have a go at cave-diving when I am there full time.

Check out Ginnie Springs, Devil's Den and Blue Grotto. They all have cave-like environments but do not require specialized training. If you enjoy those, definitely get the proper training to check out the cave systems here.

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