FALL FOLIAGE TOUR 2025

[Garnabby]

At least nature in the sense of the word as it’s being talked about in this thread.

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List of notable disease outbreaks in the United States.

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Wilderness areas of the United States.

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Diseases from the wilderness can be transmitted through bites, scratches, contaminated water, or contact with animal feces and include illnesses like Lyme disease, West Nile virus, rabies, and tularemia. Others, like Giardia and Cryptosporidiosis, can be contracted from drinking unfiltered water, while Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) affects deer and other cervids.

[Rob.Singer]

V, I'm not sure you understood: I grew up in NE so Fall Foliage drives aren't something we do anymore.

I was simply mocking the lonely bunch of "why has life passed me by?!" folks here who, likely because of gambling but maybe because of being total go-nowhere/do-nothings period, they can never pull themselves away from their words-of-wisdom computer keyboard sanctuaries and direct-to-casino scurries to experience the beauty of the outdoors.

We didn't waste a moment this summer, as we made two very busy cross-country round trips prior to picking up our new puppy late next week. Sure there's nice scenery just about everywhere, but "been there/done that" as you would say.

Teslas....Lucids....EV's from everyone corner of the planet....I have no use for that nonsense. Waiting for electrosonic "charges" every 300-400 miles ain't my idea of an enjoyable, freedom-filled trip. But for the do-nothings....it's the cat's meow.

[mickeycrimm]

Snake River:

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