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To: Clappy who wrote (47049)	9/27/2005 10:50:43 AM
From: Crocodile	Respond to of 104155

Man Der~ nice paint job, eh? <g> those are not common in our region anymore. they're quite large and slow-moving. the Red-backed salamanders are smaller and quicker - also more numerous. i like the little blue ones... those remind me of turquoise jewelry... finding one in the dark, mossy earth beneath a piece of wood is always a bit of a charge. (o: ~sally croc

To: Clappy who wrote (47049)	9/27/2005 11:59:05 AM
From: altair19	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104155

Clapper and Croc, <How long did it take you to paint this one?> Those Spotted Salamanders are enormously powerful! They completely altered the redesign of the 9th hole at our club. We originally were going to expand the green moving it back 20 yards to the east - it was discovered that our little spotted friends inhabited that area of expansion, so we placed the hole 50 yards to the northeast the of habitat. Some folks were pissing and moaning about it, however it worked out as a win/win in the end. The hole is more challenging, picturesque, and our little spotted friends are prospering. Altair19