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I was in Kelso last year, and there's still not a whole lot out there. The Kelso Dunes are an interesting natural phenomena, and the Depot has been freshly restored to its former glory. I always wondered who lived out there, and what it would have been like.
Now I know. Thanks for your post, and to Charles Hillinger.
Posted by: jaded | April 30, 2008 at 08:44 AM