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To: tejek who wrote (460467)	3/3/2009 8:34:26 AM
From: HPilot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1587770

The color of the grass has more to do with the soil content and the type of grass than whether its warm or cold. Have you been to Ireland? I have. The grass is just as green in Wales and just as green where it grows on the rocks. From > ask.com "The Reality But does Ireland really have forty shades of green? Though nobody has actually counted them, this would be a good guess - green is the dominant color in Ireland's landscape. The simple reason for this is the Irish weather. While generally described as eternally changing, it is only changing within certain parameters. The influence of the gulf stream and the general climate combine to make Ireland well-balanced."