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Cottage and Pond
Does anyone recognize this cottage? Anyone?
You'd think there would be a better picture to find somewhere here, but the shoreline is extremely limited and the trees are overgrown on both sides of the pond and these were the best two shots I could find. Oh, and sorry about the duck. 
Better View: http://www.pixspot.com/displayimage.php?pid=3514&fullsize=1 
Better View: http://www.pixspot.com/displayimage.php?pid=3513&fullsize=1 Hard work pays off in the future. Laziness pays off now.
Remember I'm in Southern California.
This site has been used in movies dating back to 1936, but is best know for it's TV appearances.  Hard work pays off in the future. Laziness pays off now.
I also have absolutely no idea.
Wouldn't mind living in that sort of the envirnoment though, so tranquil  .
At least it is the back of ducks , could you please clone them out: joking.fozzie
When people ask what equipment I use - I tell them my eyes.
Give that man a cigar!!!
You got it, Sheepie! 
This is from the Arboretum's website: "Johnny Weissmuller swam in LASCA Lagoon/Baldwin Lake for three decades as Tarzan and later Jungle Jim. A local news story reported that he, in fact, set an unrecorded Olympic swim record when a cage of crocodiles was accidentally opened during filming (Weissmuller beat the crocs to the lake shore). Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour took up a month-long watery Baldwin Lake residence in homes on stilts for the filming of Road to Singapore in 1939, the same year the Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.,/Madeleine Carroll film Safari managed to sink a paddlewheel boat in the same lake. Undaunted, television's original "Fantasy Island" lowered a pontoon plane by helicopter onto Baldwin Lake and propelled it across the water to disembark visitors to Mr. Roark's island paradise. For Alex Haley's "Roots II", Baldwin Lake became Kunta Kinte's river home in Africa;" Hard work pays off in the future. Laziness pays off now.
Very nice Steve,
I like the 2nd better with no disturbance in the water by that Duck Beautiful, I could see myself there with ma feet up & a Jim Beam sucking on a Cuban. Cigar that is
Mic.
Now you got me scared - maybe I used to watch too much TV!
(not any more - I now have D70users.com!!!) *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Steve - the second shot is lovely, and I would not have guessed
 Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
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