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To: Suma who wrote (66949)	5/20/2008 11:31:53 AM
From: ManyMoose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 543651

I've seen places like that, and I'm almost sad that they are fading away. I have one of those old bottles, too. I found it at a still site in NY state. Back then I sometimes would not even take a lunch because I knew I would find an old overgrown apple orchard back in the woods next to a stone fence. Maybe a graveyard or two, a fallen down shack or a well. Or an outhouse with poetry scribbled on the walls. In Appalachia, I talked to an old man who pointed out woolly mullein to me. He told of its medicinal properties, which I was unaware of. When I found a mullein in my driveway in the first year stage, I let it grow. The second year it was taller than I am. Then it fell over and died. The year after that two new plants grew it its place, but this year nothing.