Cool! I ‘like’ and welcome the AI pictures. It adds much interest to the thread, especially right now. Most of my pictures lately are just plain white snow. LolThanks PP! On my new walks in the afternoon, I am taking pictures, and then Adding an Animal or two of different kinds by using AI. look forward to some really cool pics that aren't real.
Those are a mama mink with her babies.
Your forest type looks very familiar. I'm sure there's some overlap in tree species.
We have a small proportion of pines (mostly White Pine and Ponderosa Pine) in our local forests, quite a bit of spruce. And Douglas Fir, Larch (a cousin to Tamarack). Some Paper Birch, Douglas Maple, Aspen, very occasional Yew And in wetter areas Cottonwood poplar.
Nice river Dennis.Here is where the running bamboo has to stop. At the deep creek bed. We are clearing the bamboo about 4 ft from the bank. Its a lot of work, but afterwards I look forward to landing that nice trout and. Cooling off in our bone dry creek.
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I really like this pic. As you will see in the "before" pic our creek is dry. The AI made this because I asked it to. The possibilities are endless for manipulating what it touches. I don't think we will be able to keep our faith in what we see IS really there. The before pic...Here is where the running bamboo has to stop. At the deep creek bed. We are clearing the bamboo about 4 ft from the bank. Its a lot of work, but afterwards I look forward to landing that nice trout and. Cooling off in our bone dry creek.
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Wow! Thats really something. I really thought you had a river running near your house. I thought maybe the man catching the big fish was done by artificial intelligence. That’s very good. I’ve been using artificial intelligence to ask questions I don’t know anything about. It’s mind blowing how fast they can answer questions. It’s instantly.
Do you need to be extra carefully watching for the atv's and snowmobiles, when you walk on one of those trails, Patty?
Oh yes. We have dogs that we have to watch out for. We pick them up when the ATV’s come by. The regular atv’s are are loud so you hear them but the side by sides aren’t very loud at all. We still hear them but if we are on a curve we don’t always hear them until they are almost right there. Generally we keep away from the trails during the weekend cause that’s when it’s busiest. Thanks for the compliment on the photos. As always you’re most kind.Do you need to be extra carefully watching for the atv's and snowmobiles, when you walk on one of those trails, Patty?
Beautiful pictures, as always.
