Re: eating pine needles

[SeeUN100@cs.com]

In a message dated 01/05/2000 12:00:43 PM US Mountain Standard Time, 
ridecamp-d-request@endurance.net writes:

<< I looked it up and it seems that the yew only grows in lush soil and 
normally 
 on the coast.  How they got up to Utah (I think that is where it was), I 
have 
 no idea!!!
 
 << I thought they only grew in warmer climes, as I have seen them all over 
 South 
  Fl beach towns. 
  How did they get in the wood chip product and how were the horses exposed? 
  
  Jackie Baker >>
 
 
 Johnna Robb
 Flagstaff, AZ
 SeeUN100@cs.com >>


Johnna Robb
Flagstaff, AZ
SeeUN100@cs.com
"He who is impatient waits twice." -- Mack McGinnis "


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