Life continues to offer visitors and things to do. Here's a few of our latest.
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| Kathleen and Andrea paddle on the river |
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| Kathy and her daughter, Andrea |
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| view of Oroville Lake/Lime Saddle from my car |
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| Jeffery finishes backing the picture frames he made for the photos I'm entering in the County Fair. |
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| road-side bouquets |
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| this white horse greeted me, both coming and going, on my bike ride around the North Valley Rd. |
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| Bay hales, in old Belden parlance |
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| After I'd attempted to surmount Bear Bait Hill, I rode to re-meet Jeffery. There he is, running in fine form after 5 miles. |
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| another contraption. have I already shown you this? |
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| Back in Tobin, Jeffery and Kim put the flag at half-mast for the victims of the shooting in Chatenooga. |
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| Barbara-Mom pins up my golden cloak, which was way too long, but cut funny, so it's been a bear |
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| Mom on the 4th attempt to pin the hem straight |
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| Jeffery and James move Grover's crossing sign over, so it can be seen from the road. The apple tree had grown so big, it was blocking the sign from view. |
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| anyone familiar with Caribou Road will see that this is a view of where the weir once was. |
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| looking downstream from the former weir |
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| a more open view of the way the North Fork has altered its shape |
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| natural flow instead of the weir |
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| see this big pine tree covered in grape vines? See the grapes? They're everywhere and many |
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| Here, zoom up on it. See 'em now? |
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| here's another section of tree, all covered |
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| my wheelbarrow garden |
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| Jeffery and James have attached the train lights we were given, so now this is officially Grover's Crossing! |
Wonderful shots! I especially enjoyed seeing how the North Fork has changed since they took the weir out.
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