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| "Hey Dan, can you do something about this before a deer falls and hurts itself?" |
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| "What's that you're doing? Spreading wood ashes? Will that help?" |
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| "By golly, it works! Now a deer can get a grip. Thanks." |
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I appreciate your insight and knowledge in sharing your daily life and articles. I really enjoyed the history of Red Lake from your Blog. That was very informative. Thanks again -- please keep it up.
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