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Re: Come visit lake Shuler
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Posted by Jimmy King on May 11, 2006 at 03:42:29 from (207.69.139.157):
In Reply to: Come visit lake Shuler posted by Paul Shuler on May 10, 2006 at 14:11:32:
Yesterday morning when I got to the DC another driver was getting ready to go home so I hollared at him on the CB and told him he would have to cross a river about 1/2 way between Senic and Kansas on Battlefield. He told me last night he slowed way down for it about 8 inches deep and 30 ft across then he hit two more before he got to Glenstone, he said one was so deep it ran in his doors. I hit the one I told him about doing about 45 that got my attention.
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