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Ride Theory
My #ebike ride today took me out of town to the Wheatland Ferry across the #Willamette #River. I paid $2 to cross and return. Attendant told me they usually don't accept two tolls from bicyclists, because they have to keep track of when they return, but he would make an exception for me. I said, "I'm on a pleasure cruise!"

Overall ride, 24.7 miles (including the ferry ride, I guess, because I didn't turn off my GPS bike computer.)

#Stereoscopic #stereoskopie #3Dfotografie #StereoPhoto #StereoPhotography #oregon
Stereoscopic, parallel view of a small ferryboat. A blue car is driving off it onto the shore.
Stereoscopic, parallel view looking out the back of the ferry as I cross the Willamette River
Stereoscopic, parallel view of part of a ferry, looking to the side as I ride across. There is an attendant in a safety vest running around the back of a truck to collect the toll.
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TomKrajci 🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

The predictions and news are bad for the Rio Grande Valley and Albuquerque. (Also Las Cruces)

As John Fleck says "We will learn a great deal this year."

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We are heading into a remarkable year on New Mexico’s Middle Rio Grande. Here are some critical factors:

1. The preliminary April 1 forecast from the NRCS is for 27 percent of median April – July runoff at Otowi, the key measurement gage for New Mexico’s Middle Rio Grande.

2. Current reservoir storage above us is basically nothing.

3. Reclamation’s most recent forecast model runs suggest flow through Albuquerque peaked in February. It usually peaks in May.

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#NewMexico #Water #River #Conservation #Albuquerque #RioGrande @jfleck #LasCruces

FediScience.orgJohn Fleck (@jfleck@fediscience.org)What an interesting year we have in store for us here on New Mexico's Middle Rio Grande: https://www.inkstain.net/2025/04/dancing-with-deadpool-on-new-mexicos-middle-rio-grande/
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