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Sean is by reputation and my personal experience, an entirely pleasant, intelligent, and knowlegable fellow...not much given to smart ass posts. I can't speak for him, but do think perhaps you have misinterpreted his attitide.

:lol: I fear our wimpy little winters don't hold a candle to your Manitoba deep freeze. You are a good sport, Willard. :thumbup: Well, I was thinking so, but your reply to Bounce has a bit of edge to it.

I think you might be the only person who knows about this phenomenon, Willard :).

Ok...just as an example, the trees along the western boundary, between the field and the road, lean in multiple directions. The ones on the eastern side of the strip lean sort of east, the ones on the western side lean sort of west...towards the open ground. The interior trees have no...

Yup...a rare condition in my part of the world. Rare enough to make Willard's assertion just noise from a flatlander :D.

I'm kinda in the same boat on doubting that whole lean premise.

:lol:

So where in the Chunnel do you switch? :D

All in good fun, mate. ;)8)

Orrrr...just make the horizontal cut first, like the rest of us provincial wingnuts do it :lol:.

Actually Skwerl, wedges can store some lift energy. Not to quibble with your basic questions...and Stig's.