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Uploaded: 08/30/06 10:44 PM GMT
Wood chuck
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(Plimoth Plantation) I wish I'd asked why the woodpile was piled as such, but my guess is that it best allowed the wood to season while in a configuration that withstood the gale force winds from the nearby sea. Once seasoned, portions of the wood would likely then be restacked into manageable piles next to the dwellings. For perspective, if you stood next to this pile, it would tower over you by at least another 4 feet.
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::Anita54
08/30/06 11:09 PM GMT
What an amazing view and a great capture that's awesome full screen. Nice clarity and focus as well as composition. Thanks for sharing this.
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Seeds of contentment bring harvests of peace. Always glad to see visitors at My Gallery and thanks for your continued kind words and constant support. Anita
Gooood grief now that is one HUGE pile of wood,,,,,perfect centering very clear shot...great job
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A picture is worth a thousand words--that DOES NOT mean I will comment a thousand...It will be a Yay or Nay.
Ah .. now we know the answer to the fabled question "How much wood can a woodchuck chuck" Answer = this much!
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That must have been so much work, very interesting image thanks, you do very good work. Best wishes, Dwight.
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What a nice find for the Photo! Looks an interesting Place all round! Thank you for posting it!
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It's already been said, but I can't help myself......."How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if................!
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Really interesting! I'm glad you gave the description, I didn't know that...and along with this wonderful photo, it seems to really bring it all together so perfectly! Makes a really charming desktop...I love it!
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My goodness, the original settlers were artist's too, but with a purpose. They were very inventive. I've never seen this before. Thanks for presenting it. I've lived in Massachusetts for over 40 years and never gone to Plymouth. Maybe you have provided me a good reason with your wonderful photos.
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Yup..that woodchuck could chuck all the wood he would chuck. (sorry, I could'nt resist!) Plus he did a fine job! Very interesting view of a unique subject. The woodpile is quite pleasing visually. Good clear image and lovely blue sky with the bit of pink. Thanks for the narrative too :))
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I'm going to be just browsing for images for awhile..I guess I'll be lurking. I need this break-to catch up on things.
Great shot, I guess playing JENGA with this would pile could be dangerous.
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