This scattering causes some of the sun's light to shine out of every square inch of the daytime sky. Poke a pinhole through a piece of black crepe paper, then hold it up to the sky. The amount of scattered sunlight shining through the pinhole will be brighter than almost every star. A couple of the very brightest stars are actually a little brighter than a pinhole of daytime sky, but they would be almost impossible to make out. There is almost no contrast between the bright star and the surrounding bright sky.
Wells are very dangerous places.
These stones are wet and slippery. In fact, if I lost my footing, . . .