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Husker Hank

July 03, 2020 01:22AM

Registered: 7 years ago
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A lot better than this year. Between very dry conditions & Covig Durango has nothing,,,no fire works no parade Nothing. I assume Silverton is likewise laying low. Farmington may have fire works but the Covig is fierce in San Juan County New Mexico. Mostly in nursing homes & the Navajo Nation but I aint gonna test it out.

Husker Hank
Durango CO

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Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	davegrandt	July 01, 2020 10:29PM
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Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	davegrandt	July 02, 2020 05:41PM
Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	Husker Hank	July 03, 2020 01:22AM
Re: Southwestern Colorado 120 years ago	Earl	July 02, 2020 01:49PM

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