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  • Turkeys in the Snow

    These guys looked completely disgusted with the situation:

    Turkeys on rail fence in snow
    Turkeys on rail fence in snow

    They’re about 130 feet away in a heavy snowstorm that eventually deposited about a foot of wet snow on the area.

    The top rail really does slant downward: the tenon on the right end broke and fell out of the mortise.

    The DSC-H5 carries the 1.7× teleadapter, zoomed all the way tight through two layers of 1955-ish window glass, hand-held, braced against the pane.

    The day before that snowstorm, we biked 18 miles out-and-back over the Walkway in beautiful, sunny, mid-50s (°F) weather:

    KE4ZNU-9 - APRS track - 2017-02-08
    KE4ZNU-9 – APRS track – 2017-02-08

    We ride when we can and shovel when we must!