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Harry, did you take that picture? It’s awesome.
PAM
Yes, I took it on Monday afternoon.
During the 1930s, a WPA photographer took a whole series of photos of Pietown, NM, I saved them on flickr, I wll have to find teh link and share it with you.
Jim