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John Cole

September 05, 2015 11:12AM

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Bob said that because of Joe's photos of his team's work on Cumbres, he is becoming (famous/IMFAMOUS) as someone in the Chama yard called him by name to say hi. Bob said he didn't know the guy and asked him his name to jog his memory and the guy said he has been watching his work on the internet.

Bob is planning to keep working on lessening the fire hazard until he has to go back to Calif. on the 20th, Joe is heading up the hill with him today so hopefully he will post more photos.

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Dead trees up on Cumbres getting cut down to lessen the fire hazard	John Cole	September 04, 2015 04:47PM
Re: Dead trees up on Cumbres getting cut down to lessen the fire hazard	John Cole	September 05, 2015 11:12AM
Re: Dead trees up on Cumbres getting cut down to lessen the fire hazard	Clyde Putman	September 05, 2015 12:14PM

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