I'll quote Patrick McManus, "The Fishing Lesson,"... Finley wanted to keep all his lures arranged in neat little piles arranged according to function , size, color, etc.

"With my lures, I just keep them  all dumped together down in the bottom of the box.  Then all I got to do is grab one of them and they all come out in a big clump.  I just turn the big clump around till I find something that looks good and plunk it off.  You're gonna waste a lotta time pokin' around through all them compartments."

starwatcher

Thanks Starwatcher...

I took that picture while sitting in a canoe, watching as the Beaver landed to pick us up, after 9 days in Woodland Caribou Park.  The water was as calm as glass.   We were excited to see the plane at the end of a fantastic trip. 

I used my trusty Olympus 770SW to take the shot.  It has a small telephoto, but not much.  It has great optics, and is as sturdy as it gets. 

prouboy

Now if only you could have hear the loon serenade that was going on at the time that pic was snapped...

Without a doubt, that was one of the best mornings I ever spent in the park.  I often use this pic as wallpaper on my PC at work and it takes me back to that trip every time.

Trees and water to the right! Water & trees to the left!  The shoreline all looks the same!

Great shot & caption  

PhantomJug wrote on May 29^th, 2009 at 1:33pm:

Short shorts too... 
Then again, it's good the shot isn't of someone wearing a kilt