Flood Gauge
While we took a walk around the Davis Mountains State Park, where we were camped, we noticed several of these flood gauge signs in dry stream beds.
Monday, February 05, 2007
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This blog describes the travels of Dan & Karen Heismann in hopes that their parents, siblings, children and friends will know that they are having a great time and are doing well. Love Ya All.
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