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They are amazing, aren't they? Anne, when do you find time to eat and sleep???!!!

I have that book in a big stack of stuff on a shelf. I haven't pulled it out for a while. It sounds great. I'll check out those pages because I know she does nice diagrams. But your explanation...

Got a reference on the two drills? I'll look into them. I had access to a technical pond today and set up a "blind" that I taught her in increments. Low pressure. All positive. She got it and...

Yep. The way the blind spread was laid out, it was always an angled right back. She turned the correct way. It was a fairly narrow point (maybe about 2 of her strides) and she turned in the right...

Her initial line into the water is wherever I send her. So, she will take any angle at the beginning. But as she crosses the point, she goes in fat and loses her line. This is not such a problem...