permaculture

["J. Kolenovsky" <garden@hal-pc.org>]

Listen, that?s fine. Its o-k. Most of the people rebutting
this live in non-congested rural type settings. The hawks 
comment was to  Roxann, Kingston AR, zone 6b and 
I guess to you now.

I live in a huge city and cats are better off indoors.

Meow from inside the casa.

J

Now gardeners slowing global climate - seems to me
that if the Earth had 3 or 4 billion stead of 6 billion or 
whatever it is that perhaps a lot of the stuff that result
would never result in the first place.
A mere comment from a very simplistic mind

J
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Message: 3
Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2006 15:35:29 EDT
From: CHINAGRVE@aol.com
Subject: Re: [permaculture] cats, was: Re: Gardeners can slow climate
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I live on 40 acres in high desert and have 10 cats that spend most of their 
time outdoors.   We have hawks, owls, coyotes and I've had no problem in the
4 
yrs I have lived here.    Half my neighbors keep their cats in and the other

half let them out.    My cats are all a bit "wild" from being out so much.

Marilyn Conway

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