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Re: Observing tonight?

Home › Forums › RAC Main Forum › General Discussion › Observing tonight? › Re: Observing tonight?

March 13, 2015 at 11:43 pm #11952
Jeff Newland
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    Doesn't look the worst out there.  I think I'll head to Keller for a little bit tonight and see you all at Eagle Bluff tomorrow.  Probably leave Keller by 10PM tonight.

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