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Kali

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2. I happened to attend a cross-boarder arch event a few years ago

Reply to bluedigger (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 21, 2013, 07:42 PM

Jul 2013

in Hermosillo, Sonora. That is where I first heard about the black water jugs. A guy who was working for the Park service gave a talk on the Shrines and mentionrd them. I have yet to see one, but I guess they sell them further west of here. Most all I see are the clear blue liter bottles, sometimes pedia-lyte but mostly liter bottles plain water. Lots of them. And backpacks.

During the peak I had over 100 plaid blankets and 20 abandoned vehicles.

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Migrants' trash in Southern Arizona offers glimpse of history [View all] Kali Jul 2013 OP

Interesting study. bluedigger Jul 2013 #1

I happened to attend a cross-boarder arch event a few years ago Kali Jul 2013 #2

The vehicles must have come in handy. bluedigger Jul 2013 #3

hell we are driving one now and have three others on the "lot" still Kali Jul 2013 #4

Titles? We don' need no stinkin' titles! bluedigger Jul 2013 #5

yep, Bisbee is our little patch of solid BLUE Kali Jul 2013 #6