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Colorado Moisture, Wet phone lines.
Denise
post Apr 9 2004, 06:59 AM
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We have had ALOT of trouble connecting to the internet this week.
Colorado's finally getting some moisture, and When I do connect.... unsure.gif It's been at about 7.4 kbps :( wacko.gif Thats more like a beauty queens score, than an internet connection. laugh.gif laugh.gif Not even enough power to stay connected for 5 minutes.
This sure helps the fire dangers though, so bring on the moisture!! :) wub.gif
I will post more when nature alows me. :P laugh.gif


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post Apr 9 2004, 03:11 PM
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Moisture leaches gold....
Moisture moves gold...
Moisture grows gold...

GOLD brings Tourists
Tourists attend Rally...
Rally Tourists find Gold...
Rally Tourists buy Gold...

Rinse, Lather, Repeat Cycle as neccessary
Avoid getting mixture into eyes as Gold Fever will ensue....

Consult Doctor when fever hits.


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post Apr 9 2004, 03:49 PM
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hahaha, i like that dave!! and you are correct!
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Johnny
post Apr 10 2004, 09:45 AM
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Howdy All,
Rain and Snow in Gunnison Country! Too bad about the phone lines tho.... Still let it snow.... laugh.gif The Blue Mesa Reservoir (largest lake in Colorado) is the lowest I can remember and that goes back further than I'd like to admit! You can see the outlines of the foundations in the town the lake covered up back in the late 40's.

It does extend the mud season tho... still there is a silver lining... our Dogs love it!
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post Apr 10 2004, 01:50 PM
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Right on Johnny! Ya know, you can find some amazing stuff at low water. Go up the Lake Fork of the Gunnison River, and I bet you'll find some color! I heard from a few old timers I grew up with that cebolla has some color as well. When the lake is low like it is, that'd be a great time to look!


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post Apr 22 2004, 12:26 PM
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We woke up to 6" of snow this morning huh.gif and the weather tells us that we will wake up tomorrow to 2'-3' . :o :P Bring on the moisture!!
Here is a pic I took this morning. wub.gif
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