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Re: Tropical Activity
      Mon Jul 17 2006 10:34 AM

Wow, not bad. How in the world did you get those shots to upload? I'm not having any luck and I'm a danged moderator. This covers some of the same stuff I just put in a new thread on the main page, and I'm going to reference this post since it shows things much more colorfully, and has a very balanced take on what's going on.
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