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that's an amazing place....how in the world do they build those things?
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that's an amazing place....how in the world do they build those things?
Precision... one wrong move and ... oops.

Great image. Nice to see a dam from that point of view. TFS.
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You should see the size of the Brown Trout down in that water!
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