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Subject: Re: Bird in the Hand posting begins

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Wes

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Date Posted: 00:38:39 09/01/14 Mon
In reply to: Harold S 's message, "Re: Bird in the Hand posting begins" on 21:48:15 08/31/14 Sun

>>I just posted the first chapter of Bird in the
>>Hand. There are 45 chapters.
>
>Just wondering... What type of bird is that in the
>picture for the cover? And thank you for the chapter
>count. I always wonder how many are in the book when
>you start the next one.

It's a saltmarsh sparrow. There is a link to the original picture and a little more information at the bottom of the "Intro" page.

I figured I was going to have a long, hard hunt for a cover photo. It turned out not, and am I glad!

-- Wes

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Allen McIntosh
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Date Posted: 16:53:41 09/01/14 Mon

>And thank you for the chapter
>count. I always wonder how many are in the book when
>you start the next one.

You can answer this question by looking at the source of the frame containing the chapter numbers. Wes sets the frame up with the chapter numbers pre-loaded but commented out and then shifts the start of the comment each time he posts a new chapter.

How you view the source depends on the browser you are using. With a recent version of Firefox you can right click near but not on top of the word "Intro", then select This Frame -> View Frame Source.