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[EarthNSky <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>]

That's what I thought.  I was talking recently to someone who lived in 
the deserts of New Mexico and she didn't seem to think there were worms 
there.  I thought/knew that worms were ubiquitous, so I assumed they 
were deep...
Thanks..

B

Bunjov AT aol.com wrote:

> We have all that stuff, and earthworms, too. It's just that they live  
> several 'layers' down, where the soil is moist. It helps that - where I am -  is 
> actually what used to be the bed of the Mojave River (Old Spanish Trail -  goes 
> all the way to Santa Fe). Earthworms exist even in the Sahara  Desert.
> Think of a metaphysical earthworm...just 'cause you don't see it doesn't  
> mean it ain't there! (heh heh)


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