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Galena Creek Spring Run Off

Galena Creek Spring Run Off

This is Galena creek just a few miles from my house. This creek also feeds Marylin Pond, shown in some of my other photos. Beautiful place to take a hike or jus...
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This is Galena creek just a few miles from my house. This creek also feeds Marylin Pond, shown in some of my other photos. Beautiful place to take a hike or just relax.
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