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Tunnel, fence near Shingle Springs to help critters cross Hwy. 50 safely - Sacramento Bee

Tunnel, fence near Shingle Springs to help critters cross Hwy. 50 safely Sacramento Bee The agency is building the Sacramento region's first deer and large-animal road crossing, a $1.6 million tunnel and fence project, in hopes of reducing the amount of roadkill in the Highway 50 corridor. Even as they put finishing touches on the tunnel ... and more »

Idaho couple hikes 3 major National Scenic Trails amid romance - Mid Columbia Tri City Herald

Mid Columbia Tri City Herald

Idaho couple hikes 3 major National Scenic Trails amid romance Mid Columbia Tri City Herald By Rich Landers, The Spokesman-Review Phil Hough with Deb Hunsicker in 1997 on their first long-distance hike together, crossing the pond to get back to the Appalachian Trail. The end of the six-month hike is in the background, Mount Katahdin in Maine. and more »

[Fashion] Shoe lust - Rappler

[Fashion] Shoe lust Rappler Straps could either just be around one's ankle or criss-crossing across the feet. A perfect partner for summer outfits, strappy sandals are both informal and casual, while maintaining an elegant, sexy vibe. Stacked heels are chunky heels.

White Killer Whale Spotted—Only One in the World? - National Geographic

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White Killer Whale Spotted—Only One in the World? National Geographic Furthermore, each of the three white whale sightings were among about a dozen family members, all bearing the typical black-and-white pattern, Fearnbach said. And it wouldn't be odd for Iceberg to have made the Russia-to-Alaska crossing. and more »

Nintend-ouch: Nintendo Reports First Annual Loss In The Console Age - Forbes

Nintend-ouch: Nintendo Reports First Annual Loss In The Console Age Forbes The Wii follows a similar pattern – with 9.84 million unit sales and 60.82m software unit sales (driven by dance titles and the 25th-anniversary Zelda title, Skyward Sword), the platform is clearly approaching the end of its life, and the Osborne ... and more »