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Predators and Prey

Ravofox

Ravofox

back to Aussie foxying!
Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
Ravofox said:
oooh!!! *licks fangs*

Does that mean a mammoth-clam hybrid or an enormous clam? either sounds great:D
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Ooooh...a clam with fangs! :p

There's an idea!

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(why this sign is in Cheboygan, Michigan...I have NO idea!)
 
Ravofox

Ravofox

back to Aussie foxying!
Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
Ravofox said:
oof...on second thoughts, I might give it a miss!:confused: I don't want to end up like @Manchesterite just did;)



*bows head and presses F to pay respects*
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Oh....looks perfectly fine!

(just noted it started in the 1950s, and is about 15 miles from the Mackinaw Bridge...I have gotta this this bastion of Kitsch)

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Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
Simo said:
Ooooh...a clam with fangs! :p

There's an idea!

MILEVseashell12_mw.jpg


(why this sign is in Cheboygan, Michigan...I have NO idea!)
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That's a myth. Giant clams don't close completely and you would purposefully have to try to get caught in one because they close so slowly. I sold a 100 pound shell that was 31 1/2 inches wide for $1,250.00 not too long ago.
 
Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
Keefur said:
That's a myth. Giant clams don't close completely and you would purposefully have to try to get caught in one because they close so slowly. I sold a 100 pound shell that was 31 1/2 inches wide for $1,250.00 not too long ago.
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Yeah? But it brings in the tourists!
 
Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
Keefur said:
True dat!
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It's pretty close to Mackinaw Island, a noted tourist trap, and place where native residents only go once-on a high school field trip. The Grand Hotel is the main highlight, I'd say...but there's other remote, scenic islands in the Great Lakes, that are more interesting to explore, all in all. Unless you like expensive fudge...and crowds. : P
 
Keefur

Keefur

aka Cutter Cat
Simo said:
It's pretty close to Mackinaw Island, a noted tourist trap, and place where native residents only go once-on a high school field trip. The Grand Hotel is the main highlight, I'd say...but there's other remote, scenic islands in the Great Lakes, that are more interesting to explore, all in all. Unless you like expensive fudge...and crowds. : P
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That fudge is sooooo goooood though. My dad brought me some back once when he was up that way. Isn't that the island where they don't allow cars? Don't forget about the Potaski and pudding stones. I'll trade you something for them.
 
Simo

Simo

Professional Watermelon Farmer
Keefur said:
That fudge is sooooo goooood though. My dad brought me some back once when he was up that way. Isn't that the island where they don't allow cars? Don't forget about the Potaski and pudding stones. I'll trade you something for them.
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Yep, no cars there! There's more islands with no cars, too: the Manitou Islands in Lake Michigan, which have huge striking sand dunes, as well as Ile Royal, in Lake Superior. I'm not sure what it is with fudge here, but we also have it here, in Traverse City, as well as Charlevoix and Petoskey. : )

Sometimes the stones even get carved into 'lil animals, though, I don't think they carve very easily:

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