:41:01
Maybe it's just the way it's cut,
and the way the light hits it.
:41:06
It's justlike some day after the rain.
:41:09
You take a picture of those drops
on the trees, and you can see them.
:41:14
It's almost more beautifuI
than the diamond.
:41:17
I was out here in these woods one night.
:41:21
And I just had the feeling
that someone was out there.
:41:24
And I heard that someone had fired
a couple of shots out there.
:41:28
It kind of had me worried
that someone was out there.
:41:31
I didn't know whether my walkie-talkie
was working right or not.
:41:36
But one time I was worried, or scared,
whatever you might want to call it.
:41:41
But this'll happen to the best of them.
Sometimes you just have that feeling...
:41:45
that there's someone up-close to you,
or trying to get to you...
:41:50
when you're outlike that by yourself.
:41:55
I had the camera. And I was lucky.
:41:58
I held the opera glasses against the
lens of the camera, and snapped it.
:42:02
Of course,
I just about judged where the...
:42:08
I couldn't line it up any other way...
:42:10
because when you had
the opera glass on the lens...
:42:13
you couldn't see nothing.
And I held it up and it turned out.
:42:16
Now, I don't know if this is
the moon or not. It lookslike some clouds.
:42:26
I don't know if this is a star or what.
:42:29
Well, no, it couldn't be that because...
:42:34
That's a picture of the star.
:42:36
I just took the camera and pointed it
up there. I didn't even sight it.
:42:40
And then I took the picture that way.
:42:43
Of course, as you can see,
that picture ain't too good.
:42:47
It's a cheap camera,
you get a cheap picture.
:42:50
Luck, you know.
:42:53
I mean, when something turns out,
you say, "Gee, I'm lucky. " Right?
:42:59
Well, of course...