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[buddscreek]

For your consideration ...



I've heard that those working with tobacco, havesting etc., can actually get a nicotine high just from the leaves when they constantly touch skin. Is this tr

For your consideration ...



I've heard that those working with tobacco, havesting etc., can actually get a nicotine high just from the leaves when they constantly touch skin. Is this true?

as rio said it's nicotine poisoning. makes some sick for a day or two.

 

[Steve D.M.V.]

What is happening next to Mr. Tire? I see a lot of trees down taken down and the house yet to be demolished.

 

[RoseRed]

What is happening next to Mr. Tire? I see a lot of trees down taken down and the house yet to be demolished.

Which one?

 

[Steve D.M.V.]

Which one?

In Mechanicsville on Route 5 next to the post office.

 

[RoseRed]

In Mechanicsville on Route 5 next to the post office.

That old house had been hidden in the woods for a very long time.

 

[Kyle]

New Nail Salon.

 

[SamSpade]

That old house had been hidden in the woods for a very long time.

My kids know that that's a thing of mine - seeing old abandoned houses here and there. Every once in a while, we will see a new one, sometimes deep in the woods, with the remnants of a driveway long since vanished. When I used to take them to Greenwell, we'd notice all the crappy abandoened wrecks of homes along Old Three Notch just before the Hole in the Wall.

Really like to see the houses near the corner of 235 and 245 get torn down.

 

[Kyle]

My kids know that that's a thing of mine - seeing old abandoned houses here and there.

When we first moved to St. Marys in the 70s, one of the first places I explored was the remnants of the old point lookout hotel.

 

[RoseRed]

My kids know that that's a thing of mine - seeing old abandoned houses here and there. Every once in a while, we will see a new one, sometimes deep in the woods, with the remnants of a driveway long since vanished. When I used to take them to Greenwell, we'd notice all the crappy abandoened wrecks of homes along Old Three Notch just before the Hole in the Wall.

Really like to see the houses near the corner of 235 and 245 get torn down.

There used to be an old house at Greenwell back in the woods. It must have been really nice back in the day. It's gone now.

 

[SamSpade]

There used to be an old house at Greenwell back in the woods. It must have been really nice back in the day. It's gone now.

Is that the one where the columns by the road are still there? The one the kids and I called the Bates Motel?

 

[RoseRed]

Is that the one where the columns by the road are still there? The one the kids and I called the Bates Motel?

I don't think so. It was accessed back on a trail by the goosepits.

 

[Sneakers]

When we first moved to St. Marys in the 70s, one of the first places I explored was the remnants of the old point lookout hotel.

You can still find an occasional brick in the sand.

 

[Gilligan]

My kids know that that's a thing of mine - seeing old abandoned houses here and there. Every once in a while, we will see a new one, sometimes deep in the woods, with the remnants of a driveway long since vanished.

That's the Shenandoah National Park in a nutshell. Thousands of residents evicted on short notice in the late 1920s or early 1930s and their property EDed to create the park that includes Skyline Drive. The remnants of old mountain folk homesteads are scattered throughout the park and accessible only by hiking through rough terrain..the local roads and trails used by the residents at one time, long gone. Some of the farms were quite extensive, with many outbuildings.

 

[phreddyp]

We used to camp out at the Cedar Point lighthouse in the early 70s, moored inside the breakwater and partied all night. used to dig up manoes in the sand too.

 

[Kyle]

The remnants of old mountain folk homesteads are scattered throughout the park and accessible only by hiking through rough terrain..the local roads and trails used by the residents at one time, long gone. Some of the farms were quite extensive, with many outbuildings.

That's where all the wendigos live.

 

[stgislander]

... used to dig up manoes in the sand too.

That's something I haven't had in a long time. Last time I ate manoes was at T's Cove in Bushwood so you know how long ago that's been.

 

[Gilligan]

That's where all the wendigos live.

I'll bite..wtf is a "wendigo"?

 

[Kyle]

I'll bite..wtf is a "wendigo"?

Something from the mind of H.P. Lovecraft.

 

[Gilligan]

Something from the mind of H.P. Lovecraft.

I'll bite...wtf is "H. P. Lovecraft"?

 

[phreddyp]

You could get a basket of them at the Frying Pan, in Lusby for either $2.99 or $3.99 in the day. Damn they were GREAT!