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We arrived at our humble home last night about 6:00Pm and here it is Saturday evening at 8:30 PM and have caught up on Extravaganza 2007. Please note that we are covering every word of the blog to date. I would not want to be one that did not know what was going on.
I caught my largest trout of the week last night after we got home. Even after a Dramamine I was still landing Moby Dick.
Best wishes to Group 4. I hope they are all early risers, and enjoy the scenery at the Rinoceros.
Some of the best fish stories could be told about their customers.
WE wish the best to all, and want to say that the days we spent with you, Kathy, The Blog Master, and all were incredible.
Thank You For Everything.
Your Southern California Connection
Great job Dave, but you forgot the huckleberry jam jar!
and the Cigar
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