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Watch-your-head infrastructure

May 21, 2014 - High water, I expected. Falling concrete, I did not. The location is Hidden Falls Park (South Unit) in St Paul, Minneso...
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Double Take - Thousands of Words

March 09, 2012 - If a picture is worth a thousand words, are two pictures worth 2,000? Three worth 3,000? Four worth... etc.? Probably no...
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