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My LiveJournal Blog is nine years old

On the 15th of this month, I will have Nine years of posting in my LiveJournal. In the spirit of celebrating the anniversary of my birth for a week vice day–which I started doing a few years ago when I missed my actual birth"day"–I’ll celebrate this LiveJournal anniversary for a week… whatever that entails… maybe [...]

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Palouse Falls on the Spokane River – Washington

Palouse Falls, Spokane River – Washington, USA ‘saw where a kayaker went over (on purpose) successfully recently. The river appeared to be at a high flow rate. Peace

May 15, 2009 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: canyon, palouse, river, wa, waterflow | Leave A Comment »