Hope for the Endangered Species of San Diego

The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought to
have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured that
proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg


-Bill

MTBBill wrote:
The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought to
have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured that
proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg

You got my bad side! (The front.)

Bill "much better looking than pictures reveal" S.

MTBBill wrote:
The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought to
have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured that
proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg


-Bill


ROTFLMAO!

That's f'ing beautiful! Not Bill... the concept.

Put on a little weight there, huh?

--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

Ride-A-Lot wrote:
MTBBill wrote:
The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought
to have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured
that proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg


-Bill


ROTFLMAO!

That's f'ing beautiful! Not Bill... the concept.

Put on a little weight there, huh?

He snapped the pic when I was...uh, inhaling?

Bill "you're one to talk, fireplug" S.

MTBBill wrote:
The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought to
have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured that
proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

BTW, the REST of my ride:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/95579/...g_bike_tricks/

Bill "aw, shucks" S.

"MTBBill" wrote in message
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The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought to
have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured that
proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg


-Bill

Geesh, a walking Titus "bill"board............

GeeDubb wrote:
"MTBBill" wrote in message
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The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought
to have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured
that proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg


-Bill

Geesh, a walking Titus "bill"board............

JFTR, that's the wrong "XXL" one they sent me initially. Got an XL that
fits much better. (Orange and blue, not red.)

Bill "not THAT big" S.

PS: An ex wrote to say I'm a hunk and get better looking with age. {pause}
Nice they allow e-mail in the mental ward, eh?!?

At'sa funny shirt. Hydrophobic? Tom

MTBBill wrote:
The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought to
have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured that
proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg


-Bill


Post of the year!

JD

"JD" wrote in message
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MTBBill wrote:
The fires that burned through the back country and open lands of San
Diego in 2003 put several species in the endangered and threatened
status. While much of the flora and fauna of San Diego county has
been recovering quite well, one particular species had been thought to
have perished in the fires. There has been rumors of sproadic
sightings of this species but overall its outlook looked dim.

Until yesterday, when a confirmed sighting of the species occured that
proved that it was not only alive, but thriving.

See for yourself.
http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...7-Sighting.jpg


-Bill


Post of the year!


I second that.

Greg