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From 35000 feet up in the air a view of winter taking grip of the US.
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Great picture!
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Hey Selvin
![]() This is why your photo appeals to me... It hints at the cycle of renewal...snowfall accumulates>spring arrives...and it "migrates" to rivers and creeks and in your photo this snowmelt water is captured for irrigation. ![]() Ms. Young also captures this cycle quite here...(at a previous photo of the day). http://www.steves-digicams.com/dpotd...3/02232003.jpg |
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Yeah Selvin, do you have any idea _where_ over the western us you took the photo? From the looks of it, it was Kansas or Neb.
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nice shot!!!! i'm clueless to what all round dots are. anyone know what they are?
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there crop circles!
no, that is where sprinklers rotate and water feilds(i think ![]() |
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Yes, they are watered fields using circular irrigation systems. A few are still green but that will change soon as the winter snow arrives.
McCleod, I wish I knew the exact location but it was taken during a trip from Chicago to Hawaii. This direct flight takes a route over the mainland that exits the continent around San Francisco. Digcamfan, your comments always a joy to read because of their deep manings. Mele Kalikimaka (Merry Christmas in Hawaiian) |
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Very nice photo, but at 35000 feet up it would be must colder. -50 F degrees.
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