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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheOLdGuy, post: 112099, member: 878&quot;]Odd/funny - on two points. First. Bakersgma liked the out of focus first shown</p><p>A pic. better than the second, clearer version. Going back to both, I agree. A#1 is a very good example of the sun just starting to fill the sky. Lost in A 2.</p><p><br /></p><p>2nd. For B. When I read comments &quot;leaning to the left&quot; I also returned to check, and did notice the lean for the first time. Now that she says the lean is not noticeable I have also lost that. It is no longer noticeable.</p><p><br /></p><p>Am I that easy to&nbsp; influence? Probably. But I think it&#039;s only by attractive ladies.</p><p><br /></p><p>I did stop by to see new posts but also to add a comment to my opinion of B.</p><p>As said, my attraction was the memories it brought back. If you take another look at the wide &quot;band&quot; of snow that starts on left, continues, undulating, past the cabin and all the way to the right side is, I now think, a right of way for a utility company. A buried natural gas pipeline that originally required a clearing of all trees and most vegetation and is periodically visited to maintain as such. Too symmetrical to be anything else. Sorry, that&#039;s further reason to lose any enthusiasm for the subject matter.</p><p><br /></p><p>And, BTW, I had mentioned the &quot;new&quot; water pump in the kitchen. There is/was an outside well a short walk on a path from the house where we also pumped water. That was where I met my very first rattle snake. I do believe that they use that scary noise to make you hesitate and give them more time to get away. It certainly made me stop VERY short.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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