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Oh, yeah. Oh, Hey, how are you today? You know, we're into the, excuse me, the spring months and

wow it's feeling great out here in California. I was just looking at a series of photographs that were published in the San Francisco Chronicle out here and

the reservoirs, the lakes, the rivers are full.

So even though they're saying that we haven't really got up to our quota.

You know, it's nice to see that our water supply has been replenished here in California.

Those of you that lived in different parts

of the United States or around the world

that don't have that issue, you know, it's,

hey, I gotta tell you, I, we've had drought here for four plus years.

And I mean, I'm very water focused anyhow and conserve water as much as I can but I took a drive

and I mentioned this a few months ago. I took a drive up to Mount Shasta to spend a few days climbing the mountain and actually the reason I went up there is to acclimate to high elevation to see how I would do a high elevation in preparation for a trip to Peru.

Ten thousand, nine thousand. in preparation for a trip to Peru, 10,000, 9,000 feet and higher.

And anyhow, when I went up there, I drove by Shasta Lake, as a kid I used to my dad would take us out there and we'd be planning in the water and everything and I was completely shocked to see that the lake was bone dry.

There were boats that were stuck in the dirt because there was no water and it was really a shock to me and it left a

monstrous impression on me not really being affected living in the San Francisco Bay Area

but living in the California area I was made aware immediately that we had a

water problem.

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