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BigDog and I rode 170 miles of the Mark Twain National Forest's finest singletracks in March of 2007. We rode from Lesterville to Viburnum, via Bixby on Day 1, and Buzzez joined us on day two for the return run back to Lesterville. It was a great run, in a beautiful place.

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gaspipe > Reed Springs Mill. The original was sent to the World Expo, and then to the Smithsonian. This is a surrogate unit.

gaspipe > Gin glear water. Reed Spring.

gaspipe > Derelict machinery left to die in the old millhouse.

gaspipe > Reed Spring, near Centerville, MO. This is the waterwheel chute for the Mill.

gaspipe > Here's where the water boils out of the bluff. Where's my doubles?

gaspipe > Several ponds were hand dug to created the required water reserves to operate the mill.

gaspipe > The Big Dog, performing an aqualogical survey.

gaspipe > Lush and green year round, due to the constant temperature of the spring's discharge.

gaspipe > Rain, wet leaves, mud, rocks and logs conspired to beat us on this hill. We won.

Several ponds were hand dug to created the required water reserves to operate the mill.

> Several ponds were hand dug to created the required water reserves to operate the mill.

Several ponds were hand dug to created the required water reserves to operate the mill.

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