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Saturday, 29 July 2017
Cottage Report
Real July weather at the end of July. Hot and sunny. Very nice. Maybe we do get 3 days of summer after all. Sunday - just as hot and sunny. Got another fish! Two seasons - Winter and 3 days in July.
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Rocks: A Handy Book for Tiny Geologists
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Freak Summer Nor’easter Headed for the Mid-Atlantic
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