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It was a good day and yes, it was a bit brutal. But we left foot prints where probably no one has before. No one in their right mind anyway. LOL Bob and Buddy at the Papoose Branch. Bob climbing an odd pine tree. A Short Leaf maybe. One climb is not enough. I'm not a climber. I put my...

I think that might be Sty., an abbreviation for story. Steve

Awesome shots. Thanks for posting them. Steve

OK, good. I'll wear my cheap, non waterproof hiking boots. (maybe Santa will bring me a good waterproof pair this year)

OK, 11:00. It looks like some wet areas too, yes?

Red Road & Rt72 at ????????

I might be interested. Where are you going to start? Steve

Thanks Guy, great info. Steve

Trailhead00 was kidding. Steve

That could become a cult classic. :mrgreen: Steve

I'm using Windows and USAPhotoMaps is not working. Steve

Not so. I just get X's if I try to load more data. Noticed it last night. Still no good.

Looks like that last stone also had had a bolt in it. I wonder what the purpose of the bolt was? Steve

If I recall, there is a large depression at the upper most building site. Steve

Not necessarily. The land and trees can be in any combination of proportions if they are making up 1/3 or 2/3 of the shot. Now if you are going to eliminate the sky, then you would want 1/3 land and 2/3 trees or visa versa. Steve

One rule of thumb for landscapes is the "Rule of Thirds". For example a good landscape could be 2/3 land/trees and 1/3 sky or 2/3 sky and 1/3 land/trees. Also, photos of a cloudless sky is usually boring so if it's a cloudless day you are better off getting as little sky as possible. Steve

Wow, deep man. Far out. :mrgreen:

Hope all had a good one. I'm gonna need a hike to work this off. Steve

No, look in the foreground of the photo, just before the new structure. It took me a minute too.

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