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1 comment:
Too funny. We saw them 'coming home' in Stockton. All in a line. Reminded me of Mr. Jensen @SLHS showing us how 'cow trails' were made on the side of hills. NOT with cows, in other words, with erosion. Too bad nobody told them what was waiting for them at the end of the rainbow...unless they were milkers
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