TMI, Marnie .... Shel
> [Original Message] > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > In a message dated 4/14/2007 7:11:02 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > What's to the left of the gazebo? To the left and slightly down hill? > > Shel > > ========== > More hill to the left down to almost the bottom and below that houses. I > drove to the other side of the hill and saw no way to walk up to the gazebo that > way without walking through someone's backyard. Right below it in front at > the bottom is a senior condo complex (not Rossmoor). The only way to walk up > to it is up that hill from the front and it's been rather wet so I won't > attempt it until it is dry. It could be slippery if at all wet. > > I couldn't tell but the gazebo might possibly be in someone's backyard. I > did find a mansion on top of the hill with a private drive. But I was not going > to go up it, people like that are not nice to trespassers. But on the other > side of the hill it doesn't look like a yard does it? Right around the gazebo > area? It seems to be outside everyone's property line. Someone built it > sometime though. I strongly suspect whoever built it once owned the land the > condo complex is now on. The rest of the hill to the right and down is > undeveloped. Probably somebody will throw something up there someday. I got some rather > nice mustard shots that way, but nothing great enough to show on list. > > I've just been rather daunted about climbing the hill. With a camera around > my neck. Not a great hiker these days and it is rather steep. And I will need > shoes I don't mind grossing out. But if combo of dry and great sky and > camera in car occur, then I will. Also maybe if I buy a hat. > > Sometimes one really wants to get a shot and it ain't easy, huh? LOL. > > Later, Marnie ;-) -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
