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Posted by Rod in Smiths Falls, ON, on December 17, 2006 at 16:11:11 from (209.71.222.76):
In Reply to: looking out the window posted by ken in texas on December 17, 2006 at 13:51:34:
What a wonderful topic for a discussion board! The bedroom I'm currently working on looks out over Hwy 15 and its junction with Hwy 42 at Crosby, two miles away. Beyond the junction is Newboro Lake on the Rideau Waterway. This side of the junction will be the International Plowing Match in September of 2007, butted up against my woodlot, which will also be part of the show. The other window overlooks the hamlet of Forfar: a cheese factory, grain elevator, tire depot and a few houses. Beyond the valley, the next hill over is home to a number of neighbouring farmers. The one after that is about four miles away, but during the ice storm at night we could see helicopters working on the hydro lines over there.
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