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I would be happy to pay the yearling hosting rate for the old Eastern Kingsnake Resource Site, if anyone here owns that. I hear it changed hands and then just kinda disappeared. It was a great site with locality pics for days.
If not interested in dealing with upkeep, would you sale me the site?
I hope it hasn't been completely scrapped and forever deleted!
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Matt & Nicci Turner
www.selectiveorigins.com
www.bloodpythons.forumotion.com
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Matt & Nicci Turner
www.selectiveorigins.com
I heard the last person to have it was Peter Jolles, I don't know if he owns it or what but you can try that out.
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Gerard
"Sleep my friend and you will see, your dreams are my reality. "
Yeah, I had several cool snakes on that site years ago. From what I understand, most all of it got accidentally deleted somehow years ago when they were doing something with it and was never the same. Peter Jolles has all that is left of it, and it is really just a personal blog at this point. It's definitely not the Eastern king spread you are looking for.
~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing" 
serpentinespecialties.webs.com
What a shame. Someone should start one up anyway. With time and effort, it can become a great website.
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I agree. If someone did a comparable site like it used to be, or one like you did yourself with the California kingsnakes, it would be the BOMB!..
~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"
serpentinespecialties.webs.com
Hi Matt,
I agree, it was a very special site that my friend Keith Hillson put together. I am very proud to have contributed to the site's content and am saddened at its loss.
On a related note, I am also sad to report that Keith's Burlington, Co. NJ female that graced the NJ section of that site recently passed away. Keith had her for many years and she was in my care for nearly ten years beyond that. She will be missed, but her genes will flow on with the hundreds of offspring that she produced.
Will
Awwww.....man that's sad. She was maybe the cleanest Eastern Ive ever seen. I'm glad her genes were passed on though.
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