Pavlov's photo

No, not Greg.

Warning: If you like pond/lake fishing, this photo could cause drooling. Dave
Mohnsen has been kind enough to periodically send me photos he has taken in his
travels around the Denver, CO. area. I have frames in my office that are
dedicated to his prints. This is one of a sunrise he sent yesterday, and is
representative of the beauty he finds through his camera lens. I was so taken by
this one that I asked if I could share on his behalf.

http://css.sbcma.com/timj/pics/sunrise_colo.jpg

It may seem to Dave that this is a small thing he shares with me, but I don't
consider it so. My work can get pretty hectic at times, and the photos add a
nice calming effect to my day. Thanks, Dave.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Tim J." wrote in message
....

http://css.sbcma.com/timj/pics/sunrise_colo.jpg

It may seem to Dave that this is a small thing he shares with me, but I
don't
consider it so. My work can get pretty hectic at times, and the photos add
a
nice calming effect to my day. Thanks, Dave.
--

There's nothing calming about that photo to me, Tim! First of all, just
looking at it makes me think I ought to be still snug in bed at that ungodly
hour. Secondly, it makes me think my feet are wet, and gives me this weird
desire to back up a few steps before I drop my camera. Thirdly, I just
know I'm gonna lose half a dozen nice flies on my retrieve through those
grasses, and lastly, that damn rise just right of center is exactly 12 feet
farther than I can cast, as always!!

--riverman

In article , "Tim J."
wrote:

Hmm
Didn t see a rise anywhere. he needs to find better water ...

MT
G

"riverman" wrote...
"Tim J." wrote....

http://css.sbcma.com/timj/pics/sunrise_colo.jpg

It may seem to Dave that this is a small thing he shares with me, but I
don't
consider it so. My work can get pretty hectic at times, and the photos add
a
nice calming effect to my day. Thanks, Dave.

There's nothing calming about that photo to me, Tim! First of all, just
looking at it makes me think I ought to be still snug in bed at that ungodly
hour.

We only see so many days in our lives, Myron, so you shouldn't miss any of them.
;-) Fishing early in the morning is a great time to catch fish before the
hoardes (read: lazy bastids) train them for the day.

Secondly, it makes me think my feet are wet, and gives me this weird
desire to back up a few steps before I drop my camera.

You can't walk on water? What kind of fisherman are you?

and lastly, that damn rise just right of center is exactly 12 feet
farther than I can cast, as always!!

You need a KPOS rod to make those longer, more accurate casts.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Tim J." wrote in message ...

http://css.sbcma.com/timj/pics/sunrise_colo.jpg

Ahh, you eastern guys are so easily impressed....sunrises/sets
like that are a dime a dozen out west...

Jon.

On 10 May 2004 15:53:26 -0700, (Jonathan Cook) wrote:

"Tim J." wrote in message ...

http://css.sbcma.com/timj/pics/sunrise_colo.jpg

Ahh, you eastern guys are so easily impressed....sunrises/sets
like that are a dime a dozen out west...

We are - and if you western effwits weren't filling our skies with coal ash
we'd probably *never* get to see a nice red sky like that. Thanks?

/daytripper (Oh - and you owe me for a ****load of lime for my lawns! ;-)