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Posted By: Hal Brown
Date Posted: Jun 15, 2014
Description: Look! Blood in the water! It's streaming Blood! There must have be a frenzied attack of sand sharks.
Or maybe the stream is leaching iron out of old Mississippi River sand deposits.
Yeah, that could happen too.
Date Taken: Jun 15, 2014
Place Taken: Homochitto River N. of Crosby, MS
Owner: Dan Nickens
File Name: Streaming_Blood.jpg   - Photo HTML
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Category: 502, N346PE
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Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    It’s a perfect summer Saturday for a day at the beach and no one is sunning! That could be fixed by SeaRey.<br />But not a SeaRey needing to cross the continent.<br />Right. Let’s look for a better beach.<br />      Attachments:  

Inland Beach.jpg
Inland Beach

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    There’s a bigger beach!<br />Yeah, but it’s fringed in red. Could be the dreaded red tide. Dinoflagellates gone rogue. The red death.<br />We’re far from the coast.<br />It could be mutant. Mutant zombie dinoflagellates!<br />Maybe that would sell in Hollywood, but not in Mississippi.<br />      Attachments:  

Beach Colors.jpg
Beach Colors

    
  
Don Maxwell - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Dan, you're probably going to say something profound about wounds in those rocks bleeding into the river, in the top photo. But have you looked at the photo upside down and seen the two rock-coyotes that are watching you fly over?     
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    I had no idea, Don! Well spotted (your observation, not the coyotes).     
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Look! A wet heart!<br />It’s a swamp.<br />It’s the heart of a small swamp, pierced by an arrow of barb wire, half healed by trees.<br />Probably half full of alligators and snakes too.<br />      Attachments:  

Wet Heart.jpg
Wet Heart

    
  
Jim Moline - Jun 16,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Dan, We have a heart also, which you missed whilst in Oz....maybe next time<br /><br />It's in the Whitsunday Islands Group in Queensland and only recognised about 30 years ago. Now one of the most popular visits in the Great Barrier Reef National Park.      Attachments:  

heart reef one.jpg
heart reef one

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heart reef two.jpg
heart reef two

    
  
David Geers - Jun 27,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Jim here is Round Aus photo.      Attachments:  

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IMG 3769

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Remnants of an ancient dam?<br />Remnants of an old ridgeline cut by water.<br />What’s the difference?<br />      Attachments:  

Sliced Earth.jpg
Sliced Earth

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Splitting a continent with a grand avenue to the heartland of a country and thirty one states.      Attachments:  

Big Brown River.jpg
Big Brown River

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    A rest stop.<br />There’s no time for resting. There’s a mission.<br />Safety first. A rested pilot is a better pilot.<br />      Attachments:  

Down on the River.jpg
Down on the River

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    You can’t rest long on a Mississippi River sandbar. Wait a minute and it shifts.      Attachments:  

Resting on Sand.jpg
Resting on Sand

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    The river is slipping eastward. I bet the east shore homeowners association has already contacted the Corpse of Engineers. They are frontline storm troopers in the battle against Shoreline Change.      Attachments:  

Shifting Shores.jpg
Shifting Shores

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    There are water hazards and sand traps, and maybe even gopher holes, but no golf carts on this course.      Attachments:  

No Golf.jpg
No Golf

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    A stone home was built to last. How long did it take to fall away when it lost its people and purpose?      Attachments:  

Home Gone.jpg
Home Gone

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    In a land with few people, where did all the graves come from?<br />From a long time?<br />      Attachments:  

Quiet Crop.jpg
Quiet Crop

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Flat rocks lost from some old road? A patio? Or some long forgotten quiet ocean floor?      Attachments:  

Natural Pavers.jpg
Natural Pavers

    
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Finally, a fully integrated herd.      Attachments:  

B W Beef.jpg
B W Beef

    
  
Frank A. Carr - Jun 16,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    So this is where they used to make Gateway Computers?     
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 15,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    There’s only so much flat and dry a SeaRey pilot can stand. When Coleman appeared advertising a one mile walk to the local hotel it was good. I called the hotel. “You best find the courtesy car,” I was advised. “It’s a Texas mile.”<br /><br />“Oh.”<br /><br />While searching for the courtesy car (truck), the airport neighbor came by. “We don’t lend it out on weekends.” Seeing my expression, he took pity. “Reckon we will this weekend, though.”<br /><br />Total flight time for the day was 8.8 hours.<br />      Attachments:  

Overnighter.jpg
Overnighter

    
  
Don Maxwell - Jun 16,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    Dan, you're making a lot better speed than the last time Puff flew west.     
  
Jon Ladd - Jun 28,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    I know Texas is big, but you must have made it across by now!     
  
Don Maxwell - Jun 28,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    I think he's near the Philippines by now, Jon. (Not a joke.)     
  
Dan Nickens - Jun 28,2014   Viewers  | Reply
    As it turns out, Jon, Puff is much faster than the crippled MyFamily crew. Her story rill have to wait now until I return from sea.<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or &gt; missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->     


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