What does this imply about Georgians?
This is funny: "For example, the blueberry industry was almost nonexistent in the 1970s, but since the discovery of sandy, acidic soils in south Georgia, it has become a multimillion-dollar endeavor."
[ot, j/k] editors
Aug 25, 2004
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that blueberries go well with crackers? (I can say that because I have relatives that insist they ARE Georgia crackers) madgardener
"madgardener" in news:412d25bc snipped-for-privacy@news.vic.com:
'gbseg' i had to lookup that acronym.. the orignal (spelt out) expressoin is odd.. :-)
(I can say that
i hadn't realized that the sandy soil type of south georgia (not all of S GA, of course) had only *recenlty been discoverd* :-)
"Gardñ@Gard?info" wrote in news:Xns9550C0FF1EF80Gard.info@
65.245.115.2:
Turned up enough red clay that I reckon they done passed on looking after a spell.
btw, I had to look it up, too (many moons ago).
news:Xns9550C0FF1EF80Gard.info@
I reckon that them fancy scientists are playing us for fools..... maddie who still has encounters with people who speak in Southernism's pert near every day..............
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