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I have a feeling the location might present some problems if it should rain... a lot.

Or if global warming creates an exceptional fast and furious runoff. ;-)

12 posted on 06/13/2006 9:26:03 PM PDT by coconutt2000 (NO MORE PEACE FOR OIL!!! DOWN WITH TYRANTS, TERRORISTS, AND TIMIDCRATS!!!! (3-T's For World Peace))

15 posted on 06/13/2006 9:33:00 PM PDT by Libertina (Our troops are INNOCENT until proven otherwise. I'll take their word over the enemy's any day!)

You said -- "I have a feeling the location might present some problems if it should rain... a lot."

Well, it's a lot of rain and snow that feeds the Columbia River, all the way back up into Canada. I've been at the beginning of the river in Canada, on the Athabasca Glacier where it starts.

And there's lots of rain and snow in the mix, all the way down to the Pacific Ocean. They've got the dams controlling the river from Canada down to the Pacific Ocean (where it comes out at Astoria). It's not like it was when the wagon trains came through -- not anymore.

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Star Travelers