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I looked at this map, Don, and of course we are situated in a hot  
zone, right outside D.C. So then of course, I looked at NY, around  
Ithaca. At first I was encouraged that things were not so bad there,  
but then I realized, they ARE so bad there, it's just not happened in  
2007. It would be interesting to compare this map to the previous 8  
(for argument's sake) years. I'd speculate it started red in the  
middle and flotsam-ed and jettison-ed (I'm sorry Gene) it's way across  
the U.S. in both directions like a sickening red tide.

And at some point in the next few weeks we are going to pop up with  
new addresses too, but I think I'd better keep the identity I finally  
claimed after ten years. ; )


Celia

That's Mrs. K1LKY to you, I bet

 ; -D


On Aug 1, 2008, at 10:12 AM, Don Bowen wrote:

> http://www.realtytrac.com/blog/photos/foreclosurepulse_photos/images/4867/or
> iginal.aspx
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>
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> Look at that bright red strip in Southern California.  That is where  
> I have
> been spending winters.  Riverside county extends to the Colorado  
> river but
> 99% of the population lives in the western one quarter of the country.