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Posted by jnrosenthal on 20:07:11 04/29/07
In Reply to: TAS Matheson/Pinecrest Garden Walk posted by John Boyd
The preceding report omits mention of the ultimate sighting in the Matheson parking lot, as our group returned to our cars at 11 AM, in the now almost sweltering heat of the day. Observed, presumably by all, were two vans each filled with small flocks(6-8 each approx) of homo sapiens erectus, of the bespectacled broad beamed and pasty faced sub species.One of our group determined they were in the sub sub species called foreigners(a sub species of "tourists").Most were strapped to additional dual eyesight aids labelled Nikon, Swarovski etc,and one apparent Cyclops had a single tube on three legs that appeared to be labelled "Zeiss".Any further reports of the migration or origins of these flocks would be much appreciated, as well as some indication of what the dickens they expected to see in the blazing heat of the day.(Of course some of US were then headed to Pinecrest...)
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