And a great example of the cultural differences the US affords us.
Long long ago and far far away I used to go down to Puerto Rico pretty often and take a cab ride over the mountains and through the rain forest to a little village next to where the company I worked for was building a resort. I'd stay in the upstairs apartment of a family who's home looked out across the Caribbean and grapefruit trees. We'd pick a few fruits, squeeze them into glasses, fill with Don Q and watch the stars rise.
There were two little kids living there and in the afternoons I'd play catch with them as they practiced their limited English and I my limited Spanish. They were having Pollo Sofrito and the little girl ran to get the pollo to show me. She returned with a brown paper bag and smiling opened it to proudly show me the loser of last nights cock-fight.
The Puerto Rican rain forest is so different from the California rain forests or those in Oregon and Washington just as the swamps of Georgia, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi are unlike the Great Dismal, just as the Alleghenies are unlike the Sierra Madras or the Rockies or the Cascades.
Anyone so limited that they can only spell a word one way is severely handicapped!