[BC] Re: Wind and STL Mutes

[Gary Zocolo]

I considered the pine tree factor...but since the problem only correlates to 
wind and not to seasonal growth patterns, I tend to rule out biological 
blockage/reflections of any sort. I hypothesize that the problem would 
become worse or at least change frequency/characteristics when everything 
was in the midst of its full growth cycle if moving vegetation was actually 
a factor. Keep in mind my experience with this problem is at two unique 
sites 500 miles apart. The site in Tennessee was on a mountain with a clear 
view of the originating site about 10 miles away. It was largely a path over 
the north Nashville urbanized area.

Gary Zocolo
Cleveland

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Milton R. Holladay Jr." <miltron at mindspring.com>

> Ummmmm, the pine trees in that area are deciduous ? (You do have them 
> there, don't you ?)
> M
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "gary" <garyz347 at gmail.com>
>
>>. One person suggested it was related to foliage in the FZ moving 
>>around.....there are no leaves on any trees here in Cleveland this 
>>February, so I have a hard time with that too.Infrastructure
>