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At 2:50 on September 23, 2008, SAM Cd2 said…
Someone else commented that they believed it to be a water pipeline drawing water from a pond. I agree that it looks like the pipe goes further back on the Barlow property. The Barlow pond must be huge to be capable of supplying enough water.
At 3:55 on September 8, 2008, SAM Cd2 said…
Just checking to see if you've signed a contract for the pipeline ROW yet. I just got a note from a pipeline company wanting to survey our property for a ROW.
 
 
 

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