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Re: Agawa Canyon Expedition Pictures

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pathfinder

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Date Posted: 21:55:53 08/18/04 Wed
In reply to: Government 's message, "Re: Agawa Canyon Expedition Pictures" on 11:03:39 08/18/04 Wed

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Uh, no that is not a mine, that is a tunnel under the railroad. That picture is a Team Alpha Picture. Remember, Magellan wasn't with Bravo in the Mine. Again <>

A cigar fairy isn't really a fairy. It is a large armed, buzzed cut, cigar stub chewing, little angry man with wings and tobacco dust. I'm comfortable with that!!!

By the way, the essence may be the blank stares on P8150900. I'm blank starring at Wapiti, and he is blank starring into the distance. That's pretty cool.

All in all, they are great pictures.

Pathfinder

><<< Blank Stare >>>
>
>I'm shocked to see you consent to associating a
>'ferry' to your name. Without doubt, the cigar ferry
>pic has a story behind it. I'd sign off on it for a
>pic of the week.
>
>But for a pic that captures the true essence of the
>trip, it's hard to beat the one of you sitting in the
>doorway of the boxcar with the scenery blurred in the
>background.
>
>BTW, is THAT what the inside of the mine looked like?
>It looks *nothing* like I had pictured it.

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