Kay and Diana and the Ranger
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The farm skunk found another bee's nest in the ground. This time in the lower field. I will fill it in. It is a hazard!
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Kay looking for skunk holes.
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Log placement holding well in higher water in Rock Creek.
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Recent rain has made Rock Creek flow increase.
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Swimming hole is a sight to see!
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Lower part of swimming hole.
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Log jam again.
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Griffith Creek natural log jam.
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Griffith Creek log placement structure.
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Me near Griffith Creek, standing next to a dead snag much enjoyed by woodpeckers.
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It isn't my failure to focus, it is Kay's speed as she drives the Ranger across Griffith Creek!
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Irish Blackthorne, struggling to survive.
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