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RE: Some questions about the Limburg amels and anerys...

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Posted by: SaltonSea at Tue Sep 20 13:16:20 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SaltonSea ]  
   

I still cannot figure out why we even have "locals" in an intergrade zone in the first place

Well the Whitewater "locality" obviously has become very popular, as I am sure you would agree, because the first albino caught came from there and ppl wanted to keep the line as pure as possible even it was in an intergrade zone.

   

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