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LA has big trees?
17 years 8 months ago - 17 years 8 months ago #129404
by nickfromwi
Would you like a lanyard spliced up, or anything else for that matter??? Give me a call- 323-384-7770 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Replied by nickfromwi on topic LA has big trees?
Moss, I'm calling your bluff. How do we know that's not just a zoomed in/cropped version of the one I posted?
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nick
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nick
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17 years 8 months ago - 17 years 8 months ago #129405
by moss
Is there a splice on the table? Though I'd be stealing from you, I'll U2U the URL to verify.
It took two tries to find it, the first 15 minutes surveyed the entire perimeter of LA from high altitude then then gave up, too much territory. The first round helped familiarize me with the LA area which I did't know at all. The second session was about 20 minutes, went after light snow cover and specific tree density. It helped to be able to follow major roads and know that it was on the west or south west side of the road. That combined with snow cover reduced the search territory by quite a bit. If you hadn't included the bit of road fahgetaboutit!! Never would've found it.
It was not easy to find.
-moss
Replied by moss on topic LA has big trees?
Originally posted by NickfromWI
Moss, I'm calling your bluff. How do we know that's not just a zoomed in/cropped version of the one I posted?
love
nick
Is there a splice on the table? Though I'd be stealing from you, I'll U2U the URL to verify.
It took two tries to find it, the first 15 minutes surveyed the entire perimeter of LA from high altitude then then gave up, too much territory. The first round helped familiarize me with the LA area which I did't know at all. The second session was about 20 minutes, went after light snow cover and specific tree density. It helped to be able to follow major roads and know that it was on the west or south west side of the road. That combined with snow cover reduced the search territory by quite a bit. If you hadn't included the bit of road fahgetaboutit!! Never would've found it.
It was not easy to find.
-moss
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17 years 7 months ago - 17 years 7 months ago #129409
by moss
Replied by moss on topic LA has big trees?
Well they don't offer CIA grade satellite images for us regular folk. And it's just as well, there's nothing like discovering a nice tree by exploring the woods the old-fashioned way.
The closest available zoom shows branches and trunks, these are large trees to be seen so well from space! Nicks photos do a much better job of showing what the trees really are.
-moss
The closest available zoom shows branches and trunks, these are large trees to be seen so well from space! Nicks photos do a much better job of showing what the trees really are.
-moss
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