Poverty Flats
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The detail in the download is very nice. Thanks for sharing.
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south of da county line ..... what .., lots for sale @ $100 and acre .., this obviously was shot for the real estate ad selling the lots ... a natural and realistic local shot .. great work Bob ...
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Dec 12, 2019 13:24:16 #
Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
Thank you, commenters and viewers alike. But it seems a couple of caveats might be in order:
'My address is Poverty Flats' I say, and my neighborhood loan shark sprays coffee out his nose when I tell him 'I wanna borrow $10K.' 'Ten-K?' the loan shark says, picking himself up off the floor where he'd spent minutes/hours/perhaps days --well, it felt like days anyhow-- in paroxysms of laughter in response to my request. 'TEN LOUSY K??' he echoes, dabbing droplets of sprayed coffee off the wall opposite --and himself, where the last of the spray, lacking sufficient oomph, had merely dribbled down his chin and onto the lapel of his sharkskin suit-- with handfuls of the Double Arch embossed paper napkins he snatched that morning from his favorite eatery. 'Ten Flippin' GRAND???' 'What are you, stupid or brain damaged or what, buster? You can't buy no decent lens for no ten silly grand!' He reaches over into a repurposed Happy Meal box, grabs a handful of cash, and says, 'here: this weighs like a hunnert 'n fitty grand, give or take. Interest on that is 100% per day, and Big Louie (who had likewise been sprayed with coffee, but being slightly 'dim' had failed to foresee the potential usefulness in snatching any napkins that morning) will be by in a few days to collect.
Caveat two: $100 an acre? I'd steer clear of any of those lots, Doc. I'd suggest you go for one of the ones that comes replete with a cow and a half-a-ton of fresh cow pies. Those are only $19.95 an acre. And you can use the cow pies any way you'd like, too. So says my realtor friend, Big Louie.
'My address is Poverty Flats' I say, and my neighborhood loan shark sprays coffee out his nose when I tell him 'I wanna borrow $10K.' 'Ten-K?' the loan shark says, picking himself up off the floor where he'd spent minutes/hours/perhaps days --well, it felt like days anyhow-- in paroxysms of laughter in response to my request. 'TEN LOUSY K??' he echoes, dabbing droplets of sprayed coffee off the wall opposite --and himself, where the last of the spray, lacking sufficient oomph, had merely dribbled down his chin and onto the lapel of his sharkskin suit-- with handfuls of the Double Arch embossed paper napkins he snatched that morning from his favorite eatery. 'Ten Flippin' GRAND???' 'What are you, stupid or brain damaged or what, buster? You can't buy no decent lens for no ten silly grand!' He reaches over into a repurposed Happy Meal box, grabs a handful of cash, and says, 'here: this weighs like a hunnert 'n fitty grand, give or take. Interest on that is 100% per day, and Big Louie (who had likewise been sprayed with coffee, but being slightly 'dim' had failed to foresee the potential usefulness in snatching any napkins that morning) will be by in a few days to collect.
Caveat two: $100 an acre? I'd steer clear of any of those lots, Doc. I'd suggest you go for one of the ones that comes replete with a cow and a half-a-ton of fresh cow pies. Those are only $19.95 an acre. And you can use the cow pies any way you'd like, too. So says my realtor friend, Big Louie.
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Dec 12, 2019 19:14:31 #
Cany143 wrote:
South of the county line.
I like that dramatic gnarly tree and stormy sky.
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