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Dear all;-
   What we need is a good discussion of something. A prize will be offered for the best suggestion: the closely guarded recipe for Flying Pig Stew.
   Here, in the midwest, we have Cicadas. Billions of them. People are even eating them---dipped in chocolate or guacamole. They are known, familiarly, as the 17 year locusts. When the temperature reaches 70%, they begin singing. It is loud enough to deaden the ringing in my ears.
    OK, a shell inquiry: a friend brought me a Haliotis from Chile. It is 58mm. Beautiful. But I can't find any note of Abs from that coast of South America.
    And, oh yes, my Cincinnati REDS are in first place. ---at least for now.
     Art


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