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don't know why but that reminds me of that metal crossover/bridge at Welder Refuge. i do believe that one was a bit more sturdy. we thought we were hot stuff collecting all those scorpions!
ReplyDeleteWhew! That was a while back. Good times. When I lived in the sandy post oak belt in Keller, Texas, every now and then one of those scorpions got into the house. It wasn't as cool then.
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