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warrrreagl · 08-23-2007, 08:23 AM

This thread has really been gnawing at me since I first read it.

As I mentioned above, Grancey and I are about to build a house in the woods. Along the entrance road to our house (but still on Grancey's property) is thick, thick loblolly pines, sweetgum, crape myrtle, and various shrubby thicket-like growths. The road even passes over a couple of wetland areas which are as thick as the rest of the woods. EXCEPT for one little spot. There is about a 10 by 10 area near one of the wetlands and next to the road which has nothing but a patch of green grass/moss growing with no bushes, stickerbushes, trees, vines, or anything else. And although the woods are pretty thick and dark, this one spot seems to always be bathed in bright sunlight.

And thanks to this thread, I get freaked out and can't stop staring at this spot every time we drive by.

08-23-2007, 08:23 AM	#17 (permalink)
warrrreagl pinche vato Location: backwater, Third World, land of cotton	This thread has really been gnawing at me since I first read it. As I mentioned above, Grancey and I are about to build a house in the woods. Along the entrance road to our house (but still on Grancey's property) is thick, thick loblolly pines, sweetgum, crape myrtle, and various shrubby thicket-like growths. The road even passes over a couple of wetland areas which are as thick as the rest of the woods. EXCEPT for one little spot. There is about a 10 by 10 area near one of the wetlands and next to the road which has nothing but a patch of green grass/moss growing with no bushes, stickerbushes, trees, vines, or anything else. And although the woods are pretty thick and dark, this one spot seems to always be bathed in bright sunlight. And thanks to this thread, I get freaked out and can't stop staring at this spot every time we drive by. __________________ Living is easy with eyes closed.