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On Mon, 22 Sep 2025 23:35:50 -0700, Bobbie Sellers wrote:

> 	Californias is called the land of fruits and nuts, but the dams 
were
> built by serious sober effort. But even fruit and nuts take a lot of
> water.

Got to keep the almonds and olives irrigated. There is a truck stop at 
Corning and I used to like wandering around in the olive trees. It wasn't 
quite as intense as Gilroy or the wonderful experience of the feedlot at 
Coalinga. When you were driving in dense fog you always knew exactly where 
you were when you passed that.

I assume wine country gets its cut of the water too.