On 06/25/2004 4:03 AM cenorthamerica@yahoo.com seeking osculation,
jotted down:
>I want to live somewhere where the daily high temperaturer ranges from
>80-90F year round. The only option I can see in the continental US is
>southern Florida. That's ok but are snakes a problem there? I mean can
>I set out on the lawn(in a yard or park) at night and look at the
>stars wirthout worry about snakes? How common are snakes in the
>average residential florida setting? I'm afraid of snakes and my
>decision to move to Florda hinges on this reality.
>
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I can't speak for all places. I've been to Key West several times as
well as Ft. Lauderdale. The sensible folks don't bother having a lawn,
just colored stones. I've walked about at night in both Key West and
Ft. Lauderdale. I didn't see any snakes or gaiters. In Key West I did
see lots of cats, wild chickens and geckos. Cats like to play with and
kill geckos. Still there seem to be enough of them for one to
occasionally fall out of a tree onto a tourist, much to the amusement of
the locals. :-) Of the two places I've been to, Ft. Lauderdale may be
more affordable, depending on neighborhood.
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