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#6
11-10-2003, 12:31 PM
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Cards and water don't mix
Posted By: Hankron
I don't have a basement either (live on the side of a hill, so one side is like a basement, the other is not). However, as water problems and even the occasional mudslide is normal where I live, I quickly learned to keep all my paper items at least 2 feet off the ground ... And, the other thing I learned, when you put something on the floor to photograph, make sure the dogs are on the other side of closed doors. 
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