Formed when the Colorado River broke through some dikes about 1915, this 600 square mile 'sea' is full of fish and bird life.
posted by Bill and Dianne Mitchell @ 11:31 PM
Sunday, December 17, 2006
Formed when the Colorado River broke through some dikes about 1915, this 600 square mile 'sea' is full of fish and bird life.
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