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Following the Dam Water - Spring, Take 4

April 04, 2012 - It's Mississippi River water - starting just above the Ford Dam, Minneapolis/St Paul - that I'm following. I'm capturing...
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Trees before the Leaves

March 16, 2012 - Soon trees will have leaves. Many people think trees are prettier this way. In Minnesota we have pretty leaves for half...
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