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  1. In a few words, tranquility, majesty.

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  2. Green Bottom Wildlife Management area is a 1096 acre tract on land once part of a plantation owned by Confederate General Albert Gallatin Jenkins. Land at Green Bottom WMA ranges from farmland, hardwood forest, open water to wetlands. Over 100 species of birds are commonly seen in the area, making it a popular locatio...

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  3. The summits of Mount Chephren and Howse Peak are hidden in the clouds but the lake comes through with flying colours. Howse Peak: www.peakfinder.com/peakfinder.asp?Peakname=Howse+Peak Will open in a new tab or window

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  7. Fall in the Northern Sacramento Valley. These lands are irrigated mainly with water from the Feather River, delivered from canals flowing from Thermalito Afterbay.

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  8. Fall in the Northern Sacramento Valley. These lands are irrigated mainly with water from the Feather River, delivered from canals flowing from Thermalito Afterbay. The Thermalito Afterbay is shallow and water in it is warm. This works well for the rice farmers, as rice doesn't like cold water.

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  10. From Brigham City to Salt Lake Valley, the snowy Wasatch Mountains as seen from Farmington Bay in Great Salt Lake in Utah , Usa GreatSaltLakePhotos.com 73 photos

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        April 04, 2010
        Date Taken
        April 04, 2010
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