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On our group rides, sometimes we cut through the top of Francis Canyon at Navajo Lake. The water is REALLY high, but not quite high enough to make it this far up the canyon.
Support the showIt’s crazy that I have to say this . . . again . . . but I continue to run across business owners that don’t place any value in their website or the rest of their digital presence – or lack thereof. No matter how “different” you believe your market to be, your business is ALWAYS better off when you do the things you need to do online. ALWAYS . . . there are no exceptions.
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Had to stop by Abe’s for some gas, then straight out to the Francis Canyon Ruins near Navajo Lake. Wanted to show the “new guy” the lay of the land.
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Support the showThere is a massive underground tube that diverts water from Navajo Lake over to Cutter, where it’s then moved to NAPI for irrigation. There are several spots where the tube comes to the surface. This is the first of those on the way to Cutter.
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Support the showUnless you run a marketing agency or a web design company, designing your website yourself is the wrong place to put your effort. There are much more productive things you can do for your company than spending lots of time and effort trying to design your own website. This is a time-intensive process – so you’ll waste lots of time for a site that does not deliver results for you.
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One of the regular stops we used to make on our rides was by this natural watering hole. Every time we would drop by, we’d find TONS of tadpoles . . . so we named it the frog pond. This has been dry for many years so we never stop anymore. I wanted to see if it had water in it again . . . REALLY muddy, but we have water again! Didn’t see any tadpoles though.
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