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Posted by John S-B on December 17, 2006 at 15:20:28 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: looking out the window posted by ken in texas on December 17, 2006 at 13:51:34:
I have a nice view of a 3 acre pond to the west. In the fall and winter the setting sun refects off of the pond. And to the right of the pond is an old barn, the new owners are fixing it up. They just replaced all the wood on the south side. too the left of the pond there are a few new houses on 2 acre lots, they're far away enough and nice enough that they don't really spoil the view. As far as the traffic, the neighbors ride their horse cart up and down the road once in awhile, another neighbor has a British armoured scout car he drives around sometimes. And also the occaisional tractor or farm implement. I've also seen some neat aircraft, B-17's, T-6 trainers, biplanes, stunt planes, blimps, and even the space shuttle. I like my view.
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