Yes, thank you. And I did see you yesterday.

Anyone who tries to spend time in that soggy lowland area today will be found several centuries in the future to be perfectly preserved in the bog that was created by this year's rain. The maggots will have died and dropped off before they do substantial damage to the carcasses and all of the plaids and any brass ornaments will be bright in the future sunshine over the excavation. The gasses generated by the composting biomass today will hasten both death and the sublimation into the soil.

If they'd let me in free with my teenage son for the last couple of hours, I might think about it. I'm not sure who to ask, and I don't want to drive over to have them say no. But I'll think about it.

SRS