More SI pictures to look at.

I guess I'll start another thread to add some more SI screen shots in here.

Well for some reason the pictures didn't upload. Sorry. Perhaps they were too big or the server is not working today. I figured it out. These are PNG files and I can't upload that file type. I'll have to load them into my photoshop program and modify the files to JPEG files and then post them in here. That way I can edit the waypoint locations before uploading them in here. It's a little more work but I need to copy these off the SDHC card onto my computer's hard drive anyway. So it's something I wanted to do anyway. I want to preserve these snap shots on my computer's hard drive as a back up. It's easy to erase the SDHC card or to acdidently format it by mistake. I'll be back later. I only have a few minutes after posting to edit the post. After a while I can't edit this post anymore and will have to start a new thread or new post. Later.

I'll try to go back and repost them or else I'll upload them to my photobucket account and grab them from there to post in here indirectly. I found a couple more good screen shots of some things on the bottom at Bluegrass. And I may have to erase the UTM coordinates or I may leave them in for others to find. I just took a snap shot of these items as I found them interesting. I didn't fish them and by allow the coordinates to show I won't be giving up any good fishing spots. Beside I don't keep them to myself anyways. It's impossible to fish anywhere in Bluegrass and keep it a secrete when you catch a lot of fish. There usually always someone nearby watching you catch fish. It's funny how other boats are drawn close when someone is catching a lot of fish in a spot. LOL. Just human nature to want to see how they are doing it. It's how we learn to catch fish. I've often noticed where others were fishing and later tried those same spots to check them out for myself. I've found a few good honey holes that way. And out at these pits Otter Pit especially there's not many places to fish where you can't be seen from the shoreline or the roads.