Although there's a loss of angle, I zoomed-in to 610-feet for our place. You can see by the storage of our boats—that the images were taken
this winter.
(The
exact date is given, anyway.
)
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Originally Posted by Rattlesnake Guy
I was amazed by the detail improvement as well. One nice feature on GE is that you can revert back to a previous version. Look how much of Rattlesnake is foliage free in the winter.
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That is remarkable; but long ago, the islands were logged for marketable softwood trees. The most difficult trees were located at the highest and rockiest elevations on Rattlesnake Island: that left
those White Pines beyond the axe.
Especially in Spring, the hardwoods come into their leaves in a much lighter color of green. So even in Summer—from The Broads—you can see where the White Pines "have made their stand".
