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Date Posted: 22:47:09 03/31/04 Wed
Author: annieo
Subject: once on a trip when the kids were little we took a tour of the jack daniels distillery in tennessee. they have a spring there, the original one they used when they first started making that elixir of life, and we took pics (film, not digital) of the kids standing in it. a few, not all, came back with an orb (white globe) shining from inside the spring, which was in a small cavelike structure. very interesting. i thought perhaps it was a light hanging from the ceiling of the cave, but it didn't show up on all the pics. have no clue what it was, but it was intriguing.
In reply to: Bandruidh 's message, "Something strange this way comes..." on 23:33:26 03/27/04 Sat


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[> I've seen my digital camera do this before. I couldn't really see the orb in your first pic, but I could in the second. My guess would be that it's a light reflection coming off of the wrapping or balloons or something. Rain drops and snow flakes look really cool in digital pictures too. Just my 2 cents worth. -- Roberta, 15:23:23 04/01/04 Thu


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