Beautiful exposure and composition. Love the textures and technical
imperfections of its "rough" hand constructions. 
I lived near a place in northern CA. named Scott's Valley, which is
located between San Jose and Santa Cruz, but noted that there are other
Scott Valleys in the state. I don't think my Scott's Valley would get
but a rare dusting of snow, however.

Jack
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> This is the side of a house my great grandfather  built in 1858. He
> came from 
> Scotland to California for the California Gold Rush.  He did end up
> making a 
> good bit of money -- with a cattle ranch. :-)
> 
> When  I went up to northern Northern California to visit Scott Valley
> where 
> my father  grew up, I went around and looked at historical sites,
> especially 
> sites related  to my family. Most all I had seen before, but when I
> was much 
> younger so it was  good to revisit them.
> 
> The ranch is still there, owned by two doctor  brothers as a tax
> write-off. 
> They, very nicely, have preserved all the old  buildings. 
> 
> It wasn't very big, about 10x10' or 10x15' with a low roof. A  larger
> house 
> was built much later. It snows up there in the winter, sometimes a 
> lot. They 
> would have lived crowded into this little cabin in heavy snow.  
> 
> 
> I wasn't using a tripod, and I think it's just semi-interesting, but 
> the B&W 
> conversion seems okay.  
> 
> http://members.aol.com/eactivist/PAWS/pages/homestead.htm
> 
> Comments  welcome.
> 
> 
> Marnie aka Doe :-)  
> 
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