Bored? ... got Broadband?

The rivers are high and muddy, the pasture way too wet for my Spring tractor
work, and my wife is out of the country ... I got bored.

ROFF's Dave Mohnsen showed me how to make slideshows from my fishin'
pictures, and even add background music. So I grabbed a bunch of digitals
from last summer and some music I thought suits an elegant moderate action
rod, delicate presentations, and my much beloved flat springcreek waters and
made a slideshow.

It's a HUGE file ( 12MB) but if you have a fast connection and want to see
where I spend my summers and share, with me, some places I dearly love,
download it and run .... enjoy. I may do a much smaller, more
selective, version without music for the bandwidth impaired, later G

http://www.kimshew.com/flyfish/04slideshow.exe

"Larry L" wrote in message
...
but if you have a fast connection and want to see where I spend my summers
and share, with me, some places I dearly love, download it and run ....
enjoy.

Nice pictures and scenery larry. thnx for sharing.

Larry L wrote:

http://www.kimshew.com/flyfish/04slideshow.exe

Was casting about looking for a reason not to do my taxes (most of the
obvious ruses already exhausted).....

Very enjoyable, Larry. Thanks. Think I'll run it again.....

JR

"Was casting about looking for a reason not to do my taxes (most of the

obvious ruses already exhausted)..... "

i agree...great shots...nice set of tetons in the background...and it
sure does beat doing taxes.....but heck, for me it is the only way i
can buy more fly gear ....... actually, got pleanty of gear now, i
need to "buy time" to get out on the water......its always
somethin'......

bbbbwwwwaaaaaaaa........

Weather here is Colorado Springs is not delightful ... but this slide show
sure is ! .... thanks much .... btw...what is the music in the background?

wam

"Larry L" wrote in message
...
The rivers are high and muddy, the pasture way too wet for my Spring
tractor work, and my wife is out of the country ... I got bored.

ROFF's Dave Mohnsen showed me how to make slideshows from my fishin'
pictures, and even add background music. So I grabbed a bunch of
digitals from last summer and some music I thought suits an elegant
moderate action rod, delicate presentations, and my much beloved flat
springcreek waters and made a slideshow.

It's a HUGE file ( 12MB) but if you have a fast connection and want to see
where I spend my summers and share, with me, some places I dearly love,
download it and run .... enjoy. I may do a much smaller, more
selective, version without music for the bandwidth impaired, later G

http://www.kimshew.com/flyfish/04slideshow.exe

"WamLm" wrote

.. btw...what is the music in the background?



Charlie Byrd

Now that's a first-class contribution! I left it on my computer. My
personal favorites were the river with lots of dead trees and the
blue, calm lake. And the atmosphere. Thanks!

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"Jarmo Hurri" wrote

Now that's a first-class contribution! I left it on my computer. My
personal favorites were the river with lots of dead trees and the
blue, calm lake. And the atmosphere. Thanks!


There are no lakes in the slideshow .... I'm pretty sure that the photo you
refer to, one with lots of puffy clouds reflected in the water ... was taken
standing IN the Henry's Fork, about waist deep between Osbourne bridge and
Wood Rd 16 , for those that know the area

I point this out only because a large % of people that see the photo assume
"lake" and because many people that have never had the chance to go there
are amazed at just how flat, my favorite flat waters really are. FWIW, the
current is actually strong where I was standing, strong enough to make
upstream wading against it a chore , and it's not at all like fishing
stillwaters ... the current has thousands of tiny little ripples caused by
weedbeds and 'drag free drift' is both essential to fool fish and damn
difficult to achieve

The river with lots of dead trees is probably a picture of the Firehole,
below Midway Basin, if it's the photo that comes to my mind with that
description ... Yellowstone has lots of dead trees from the '88 fire. They
are starting to fall and nearly everyday you hear a few come down. One
very windy day near where the Madison starts I was nearly crowned by one
toppling down as I walked back to my car from the river ... I avoid them
when possible

"Larry L" wrote


There are no lakes in the slideshow ....

opps, I re-ran it to be sure I remembered what pictures I'd put in. The
shot of the Yellowstone Cutthroat was taken while in my kickboat on
Yellowstone Lake, and there is one shot of the grassy banks of the Madison
with Hebgen Lake in the distance, but I was fishing the river that day G

Now that's a first-class contribution! I left it on my computer. My
personal favorites were the river with lots of dead trees and the
blue, calm lake. And the atmosphere. Thanks!

Larry There are no lakes in the slideshow .... I'm pretty sure that
Larry the photo you refer to, one with lots of puffy clouds reflected
Larry in the water ... was taken standing IN the Henry's Fork, about
Larry waist deep between Osbourne bridge and Wood Rd 16 , for those
Larry that know the area

Larry I point this out only because a large % of people that see the
Larry photo assume "lake" and because many people that have never had
Larry the chance to go there are amazed at just how flat, my favorite
Larry flat waters really are.

I just took another look at the photo, and it sure does look like calm
water. No wonder it's one of your favorite waters.

Larry The river with lots of dead trees is probably a picture of the
Larry Firehole, below Midway Basin, if it's the photo that comes to
Larry my mind with that description ...

The 8th photo in the show. Gorgeous-looking place.

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