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Allman Bros...all the time,


 
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Interesting coincidence.  We must be on the same wavelength. Here's what I listened to last night & had ready to post here today.



 



 

 
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Got that right, Mike. I can even play/jam with some of these...Slide Rules, he-he-hee
 
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The first one is excellent with headphones. Close your eyes, tune out the world, & just listen to the music.





 
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Today's wake up music. They're starting to get the hang of it eh?





 
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We're expecting about 12 inches of rain this weekend. So here's some rainy day music. Enjoy the tunes!

















I've experienced many major floods firsthand. By choice & by previous profession, but that's another story altogether. Earlier today I was reminded of a particular Texas flood. Check this rain related video out. Bear in mind that the square concrete structure starting about half way through is normally about 35 feet in the air & the round lake is normally a huge hole. About 150 feet deep by 1/2 mile across. The rock retaining wall is very tall. There is usually absolutely no flow there.

 
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