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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (22813)	12/15/2009 3:13:50 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25073

They are so used to not being able to see more then a few blocks that they can't hardly train them look out 12 miles to the horizon. initially that sounds odd, but not really, aye? a holler person, your sight gets... well, it draws in. but of course there is winter and also you generally do hike up to the hilltops and look out and you hunt... got get out to hunt. so vision is fine. I think about those visual issues, also... we train our eyes and our eyes learn... to scan, to see, to follow. I could see that a very urban person's eyes might not grasp something like the wilds of Afghanistan. see, need those southern kids. or Midwest ones. big wild open places... where what you are spotting might just be a tiny spot on a distant horizen.