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To: smolejv@gmx.net who wrote (38659)	9/22/2003 6:05:50 PM
From: abuelita	Read Replies (1) of 74559

dj- ha! i like that one too <g> we're in the vancouver (lower mainland) area - about six hours drive from the okanagan. th.gov.bc.ca the fires were devastating this summer. not only for those many unfortunate souls who lost their homes but also for the creatures that inhabit the forests. about 200 wild horses thought to be descendents of the original spanish steeds brought to north america by columbus and cortez in the early 16th century were threatened along with grizzly bears, wolves, herd of moose and deer and smaller animals and, of course farm animals. but, it IS nature and not nearly as sad as the fate suffered by the people and animals in iraq and afghanistan and, in fact, a large part of our planet as a result of human intervention. economically speaking, its estimated that 14 billion board feet of lumber has been destroyed translating into approximately $5.6 billion as finished lumber. they say it represents about 75% of what we export to the u.s.a. this is not a good thing for b.c. however, it is a good thing that we have one of the highest minimum wage levels in canada. <g><ng> -rose

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