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I-40, east bound
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Arrived at the fish hatchery
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Great group, blue is the color
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Because of this place millions of dollars are spent in the local area each year
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Greetings
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Yes, that was funny
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Very interesting stuff
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Kind of looks like a work crew to me, lets get it done at the fish hatchery
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Rainbow and a few Brownies. These are show fish. The ones they release are 11 inches long. These are much larger.
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See the water flow. They measure the flow by measuring the taper of the water from here to there. Cool I told him as I must figure tapers also in my job
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See the nets to keep the birds from flying in for breakfast.
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Part of the system for pumping out the fish, yes I had to check it out futher.
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What a sight I was driving up to
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You mean, I can go in there, they even had signs directing us.
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Very interesting talk, I learned much to bring home with me
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First it went this way
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Great talk on the Sugarloaf trail plans
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His favorite thing in helping to build the trail was using the mini earth moving tractor
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It isn't exactly close to my home
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The collage vo-tech welding class built these benches.
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That is the way I just came up, whew
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We need to get to the top
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We thought this was hard, hahaha
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Look at that crack, little did I know we would all be soon climbing up one
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Yikes, not that way
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Here we go
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