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... the lines with the hammer and chisel as
cleanly as possible, then use strong hand force to drag the chisel
across the grooves a number of times, which will clean up the choppier
finish from the hammer chisel.




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During our youth, the natural lens has the ability to change shape
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... along with a red port also made by them. I will leave here (reluctantly) tomorrow morning, after taking Rusty to breakfast at Kelley's again. And, my itinerary will take me to Natchez, LA, from whence I will drive north along the Natchez Trace which is a National Parkway. Don't know where I will stop tomorrow night as yet, so it will be a surprise. Rusty says I should definitely make time to have some crawfish gumbo or etouffe while in Louisiana, so I'll try to do that too.

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