Everglades Photos

"Cas" <1@2.3> wrote in message
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> Hear hear. ! Earthlink sucks... they do not even deserve a capital E.
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> Cas...

Oooh! I have in imposter!

CAS

"Pete S." <spamtrimixspam@spamxtraspamdotspamcospamdotspamnz spam> wrote in
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> On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 02:57:51 GMT, "Lee Bell"
> <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote:
>
>>OK, for now, I once again have an active website. Everything in it is old
>>and, for the most part, the favorite links are no longer active. There
>>is,
>>however, a section on the Everglades that includes pictures I've taken
>>over
>>the last few years. The newest ones, those that I've mailed to Pete S.,
>>are
>>not there yet. Hopefully, there's enough there now to interest at least
>>some of you. I'll post the new ones as soon as I can get around to
>>editing
>>the pages they'll be added to. The current site is free, but offers only
>>limited upload capability. I suspect it won't be long before I break down
>>and pay for a site that will accept FTP transfers.
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>>The url is http://www.geocities.com/lauderdalesbc .
>>
>>Enjoy
>>Lee
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> Lee,
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> I did E Mail you with the URL.
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> It is :-
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> http://www.derwentelec.clara.co.uk/html/lee_bell.html
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> OK?
>
> Pete S.
Nice pictures, how big do the gators get, I've dived with croc's
in lake Malawi many years ago but they were small less than
1,5 meters. We have big ones in our lake St. Lucia estuary
were they swim quite happily with the bull sharks, but it's not
a place I would dive.
Richard.

"sportsfan" wrote

> Nice pictures, how big do the gators get, I've dived with croc's
> in lake Malawi many years ago but they were small less than
> 1,5 meters. We have big ones in our lake St. Lucia estuary
> were they swim quite happily with the bull sharks, but it's not
> a place I would dive.

I haven't researched it, but it is my impression that alligators do not grow
as large as some crocodiles, but they do grow large enough to be a problem.
Two meter gators are pretty common and I seem some considerably larger than
that. The one on the bank beside the cypress trees was about 3 meters long,
give or take a bit. The one in the water was about 1 1/2 meters long.

Lee