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Going to LA

Posted on September 9, 2013 by Frederick Guy
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aqueduct
Click image to enlarge; thanks to John Fleck, via Rabett Run, for this beautiful graphic. Of course it reminds you that the city’s water – Chinatown and all that – is coming from desert rivers that don’t flow quite like they used to.

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