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Feb 19, 2012 08:38:00   #
RTR Loc: West Central Alabama
 
Hey Dave, you ought to make that sign into a bumper sticker. I bet you could sell a bunch of 'em.

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Feb 19, 2012 08:44:44   #
Davethehiker Loc: South West Pennsylvania
 
RTR wrote:
Hey Dave, you ought to make that sign into a bumper sticker. I bet you could sell a bunch of 'em.


A good idea RTR! My wife is a retired art teacher and knows how to do that. At least I could put one on my own car.

BTW, be sure to page back and enjoy some more typical photos of the land around me.

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Feb 19, 2012 08:56:25   #
RTR Loc: West Central Alabama
 
Davethehiker wrote:

BTW, be sure to page back and enjoy some more typical photos of the land around me.


Very peaceful looking. I haven't had the opportunity to look around your corner of the state. I think I should take some time to do that. Thanks for posting the pics.

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Feb 19, 2012 09:03:41   #
Davethehiker Loc: South West Pennsylvania
 
tschmath wrote:
Are you saying the atmosphere is benign? My understanding is that the problem is with the groundwater, not the atmosphere. What I read stated that the levels of benzene in the drinking water is through the roof, as well as the levels of hundreds of other chemicals. You aren't experiencing any of that?


I have both a well and water supplied by the county piped into my home. I have never used the well water. It's too rich in calcium deposits and damages the plumbing. It has nothing to do with the gas wells around me. A farmer across the valley from me told me his well went dry because of coal mining under his property. I have a stream on my property that I could tap into and essentially drink rain water but it's simpler to use the water supplied by the county and safer.

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Feb 19, 2012 09:57:53   #
bull drink water Loc: pontiac mi.
 
Davethehiker wrote:
bull drink water wrote:
of course they would never admit fracking was dangerous, even if it was.it's all about the money.look at the list of damages they have done to the land, air, and water over time.look a the junk they put in our food.look how they deny everything untill the proof is so great they can't deny it any longer.look how they get us to argue for them by convincing us that screwing over us is in our best interest.
last example,watch a medicine commercial,the side effects are worse than the condition they treat.if they sold a pop or food with all those side effects,would you eat it?
of course they would never admit fracking was dang... (show quote)


Bull drink water, who is "they" you speak of? Did you bother to read what the knowledgeable people who posted just above you wrote? You just lumped drug manufactures, frackers, and soda pop together??!!

Don't believe everything you read in the press or see on TV. It's sad how misinformed the press and media can be. The press seems to form an opinion and distort the truth to match the dramatic story that they hope sells. It's sad and irresponsible.

I have had the press seek me out in the past. I now know better than to give them my valuable time.
quote=bull drink water of course they would never... (show quote)


they are the people who want to sell us products and a bill of goods.the ones who hire people who study how to present things in a way to influence us to think or move in directions that benifit their agenda.i go by their past history. we all have accsess to the information out there,and we each choose which we belive.

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Feb 19, 2012 10:27:02   #
JimH Loc: Western South Jersey, USA
 
Al FR-153 wrote:
Dave - Don't know if you realize it but, the first gas well in the USA was right down the road from you on 22, in Murrysville. There is quite a bit of 'gas' history right there in the area. With the amount of gas that was around there, I am surprised that they need to frack.
LOL on the sign though.
And don't forget, the first oil well in the world was drilled up north in Titusville by Edwin Drake. They started using fossil fuels instead of blubber. I often tell people that John D. Rockefeller did more to 'save the whales' than 10 Greenpeace's ever could.

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Feb 19, 2012 10:28:16   #
Lancer W/A Canon Loc: atlanta
 
Sorry, you'll never get me to trust ' BIG OIL " to do it right. They will do it the " thrifty way ", true safety be gone.

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Feb 19, 2012 11:34:39   #
Davethehiker Loc: South West Pennsylvania
 
vinniepics wrote:
Sorry, you'll never get me to trust ' BIG OIL " to do it right. They will do it the " thrifty way ", true safety be gone.


Your absolutely right, BIG OIL can't do it right. When we want to get drilled properly we need BIG GOVERNMENT, they really know how to FRACK us.

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Feb 19, 2012 11:36:21   #
Country's Mama Loc: Michigan
 
You live in a beautiful area Dave.

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Feb 19, 2012 11:40:55   #
RTR Loc: West Central Alabama
 
Davethehiker wrote:
vinniepics wrote:
Sorry, you'll never get me to trust ' BIG OIL " to do it right. They will do it the " thrifty way ", true safety be gone.


Your absolutely right, BIG OIL can't do it right. When we want to get drilled properly we need BIG GOVERNMENT, they really know how to FRACK us.


Bingo

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Feb 19, 2012 11:46:25   #
Davethehiker Loc: South West Pennsylvania
 
Thank you Country's Mama. As I read your tag line from Isaiah 9:6 I have come to understand the wisdom of the scriptures. "The government will be on the shoulders of our children." Who would have thought that something written so long ago would have so clearly foreseen the result of big government spending and debt.

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Feb 19, 2012 12:17:00   #
Davethehiker Loc: South West Pennsylvania
 
Country's Mama wrote:
You live in a beautiful area Dave.


Thank you Country's Mama. I have attached two different views of my house, one was taken from a plane as it flew over my house. You can see me standing on the roof. I was cleaning out my gutters that day.

The other is a big panorama showing my house in the dead center, up on the hill side. Winter is the only time my house is visible through the trees. Even in the winter it's not that visible. Most folks drive by without knowing there is a house up there.

Taken in the fall
Taken in the fall...

Panorama taken in the winter. Download then Mouse to see it.
Panorama taken in the winter. Download then Mouse ...

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Feb 19, 2012 12:52:08   #
Al FR-153 Loc: Chicago Suburbs
 
Beautiful shots Dave - - And I do know those hills well. Originally from Turtle Creek, Pa and moved to Murrysville in 1958. Still call it home but have been out of there since 1960 compliments of the USAF. Wife was born and raised in Murrysville (Old Murrysville too, before they expanded to include all of Franklyn Twp.) Still have back problems - having been born and raised back there, my legs grew to different lengths. Have to return at least once a year to run around the hills so that my back will adjust. Illinois doesn't have any.

Dave,
Just checked the pano. Hope you have a good snow blade and 4 wheel drive.

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Feb 19, 2012 13:06:29   #
Country's Mama Loc: Michigan
 
Davethehiker wrote:
Thank you Country's Mama. As I read your tag line from Isaiah 9:6 I have come to understand the wisdom of the scriptures. "The government will be on the shoulders of our children." Who would have thought that something written so long ago would have so clearly foreseen the result of big government spending and debt.


Don't even get me going on big government..... :hunf:

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Feb 19, 2012 13:16:55   #
bull drink water Loc: pontiac mi.
 
Davethehiker wrote:
vinniepics wrote:
Sorry, you'll never get me to trust ' BIG OIL " to do it right. They will do it the " thrifty way ", true safety be gone.


Your absolutely right, BIG OIL can't do it right. When we want to get drilled properly we need BIG GOVERNMENT, they really know how to FRACK us.


of course the fact that "big oil" along with the banks pulls the governments strings doesn't help much either.

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