We had four wonderfully relaxing days at Mounds State Park. Nice trails, good food, camaraderie and fellowship.
Ever hear of an "exclosure"? No? Me, too.
"Plant community" might mean "flora." But, never use two syllables if five will do.
A major impact the white-tailed deer have in Indiana is on the vehicular community.
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It looks beautiful there, and I love that I've already learned a new word this early in the morning!
It is interesting what some folks do to (or with) language. There is a plethora of evidence.
A paucity of good sense if you ask me...(Wait - are we using polysyllabic words or esoteric ones?)
Shelly, a beautiful place indeed. And I, too, learned a new word.
Chuck, between your plethora and Grace's paucity, I am having a vocabulary field day here!
Grace, ooh; you are giving me a headache. Is is an issue of the polysyllabic or the esoteric? And yes, what is wrong with common sense these days? It is all too uncommon.
You have captured the quintessence of scholarly prose.
Shark, more of the vocabulary exercise! Yes, I suspect that doctoral theses are rife with just such things.
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