Your shots are very much better of course but I had previously gotten a
peek of Clyde by driving around the area of the dam and river using
Google street view.
Chuck Norcutt
On 1/19/2012 4:26 AM, Brian Swale wrote:
> Hi all, at
>
> http://www.brianswale.com/zuikoholics/October-2011/Oct-2011.htm
>
> I have added 7 new pics.
>
> Several to accompany the pirated aerial shot of Clyde. My purpose is to
> show how a change of view-point and perspective can give a quite different
> visual impression of a particular topic; especially the little township of
> Clyde.
>
>> From above, the Cairnmuir Hills don't look like anything particularly much.
>> From the valley bottom, they look quite imposing. The view from most of the
> way up their side shows how Clyde is a little oasis in the midst of a vast
> infertile steeply inclined wasteland plain.
> The view across Seaton Square (thanks for correcting my spelling Chris B -
> I had never seen it written) shows the Ponderosa pines with a lean down-
> wind. Check their verticality against those of the power poles which have not
> similarly been tilted by the north-west gales.
>
> At the top, ripe apricots on the very old trees of a friend, and a repeat; a
> shot
> of a rose we planted last winter and which has rewarded us with quite lovely
> flowers. The name of the rose is "Truly Amazing" and so it is.,
>
> Brian Swale.
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