This is our canal, heading toward the Gunnison River, then onto the Colorado River—then to Lake Mead.
Flowing, flowing swiftly by.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm
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This is our canal, heading toward the Gunnison River, then onto the Colorado River—then to Lake Mead.
Flowing, flowing swiftly by.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Morning!
That seems like a lot of water for this late in the year.
Here’s hoping for lots of *mountain* snow this winter… definitely not so much down your way. Would interfere with flip flops 😅
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They turn the water off October 31st.
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Poor Lake Mead. I have been reading about ghost towns showing up from the receding water.
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And dead people
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Yikes.
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Saw a sun dog this morning. Before your blog I wouldn’t have known what it was or that I should stop and enjoy it. Thank you.
Katie
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OH! WOW! Cooler weather coming to you SOON!
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I UNDERSTAND THAT WE IN LV NV WILL NOT GET WATER FROM COLORADO ANY MORE TO OUR lake mead. OUR LAKE IS BARELY A LAKE ANYMORE.
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Our water is heading your way—now if it doesn’t make it there I don’t understand
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Lulu: “Ooh, maybe we will see some of that water here in California someday!”
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It’s heading your way
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Looks like a good supply heading out!
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Yes, we are obligated by law to send so much water to California.
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Lovely photo Linda .. sure is flowing
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Onward always onward
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