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Beautiful , but is the horizon tilted down a little on the left?I got lucky and the sky lit up for me tonight.
yes you may, thanks for asking first.That's a really nice sky!
Mind if I use this as my desktop background?
So, you actually are a gentleman AND a scholar! Believe it or not, Sam Clemens was born just a short distance from where I took this picture. Just across the lake and to the right. Only, it wasn't a lake back then!Is it actually twelve feet deep?
Well, Samuel Clemens was born and died with the coming of Halleys comet 1835-1910, but the lake was made when they dammed up the Salt river in the 70's. As far as I know the comet is still in it's orbit due to come back around sometime in 2061!I hear the lake was formed when Halley's comet hit the Earth there or something...
I know. It was a weak attempt at making an obviously erroneous statement based loosely of misconstrued facts in the name of humor. Sorry.Well, Samuel Clemens was born and died with the coming of Halleys comet 1835-1910, but the lake was made when they dammed up the Salt river in the 70's. As far as I know the comet is still in it's orbit due to come back around sometime in 2061!I hear the lake was formed when Halley's comet hit the Earth there or something...
Don't be sorry, it made me laugh!I know. It was a weak attempt at making an obviously erroneous statement based loosely of misconstrued facts in the name of humor. Sorry.Well, Samuel Clemens was born and died with the coming of Halleys comet 1835-1910, but the lake was made when they dammed up the Salt river in the 70's. As far as I know the comet is still in it's orbit due to come back around sometime in 2061!I hear the lake was formed when Halley's comet hit the Earth there or something...