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Did I hang ten on my vacation? I actually hung 14 — fourteen books, that is, as I tell Larry O’Connor today in our latest episode of Off the Beaten Path! Larry and I talk about the joy of...
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Did I hang ten on my vacation? I actually hung 14 — fourteen books, that is, as I tell Larry O’Connor today in our latest episode of Off the Beaten Path! Larry and I talk about the joy of...
>> hey, ken. >> good morning. >> for gates and list colleagues the madness began in the hours after the polls closed. >> as far as i'm concerned, we already have one. >> before the tally was finished, supporters who believed then president trump when he said he won arizona began flocking to the counting site. >> it was a circus. it was really la la palooza for the alt right. and they were outside the election center which is really off the beaten path. >> across the u.s., local election officials were scrambling to get a record number of mail-in ballots counted. among them, in philadelphia, wa...
Colleagues the madness began in the hours after the polls closed. >> as far as i'm concerned, we already have won. >> before the tally was finished, supporters who believed then president trump when he said he won arizona began flocking to the counting site. >> usa! usa! >> it was a circus. it was really lalapalooza for the alt right. and they were outside of the election center, which is i mean really off the beaten path. >> across the u.s., local election officials were scrambling to get a record number of mail-in ballots counted. among them, in philadelphia, was al schmidt. at the time he w...
Last June, a record-setting flood washed out the old structures, making access to cabins, trails and campsites walk-in only, with the exception of those who could afford a helicopter ride.
Last June, a record-setting flood washed out the old structures, making access to cabins, trails and campsites walk-in only, with the exception of those who could afford a helicopter ride.