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Date Posted: Monday, February 14, 07:20:30pm
Author: Lij
Author Host/IP: kntpin04-nas-01-s30.cinergycom.net / 216.135.24.30
Subject: The pond down on the river farm is about 30 acres.
In reply to: Lij 's message, "Had 7 wild tom turkeys pecking their way through the backyard at dawn this morning...." on Monday, February 14, 02:18:12pm

No swans though. But I drove down to the pond one Christmas eve a few years ago in a driving rain. I got back to pond and it was covered over with ducks of all kinds and Canadian geese. The whole pond was covered and while the rain had been making most of the noise when I got to the pond all those ducks and geese were raising a cacophony that I could hear even with the windows closed.

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