Delicious cold chocolate chunk ice cream . . .
or not!
Dredge spoils from the KVK. Baltic Sea just happened to pass by on the far side of the scow.
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June 10, 2010 at 11:44 pm
bowsprite
gosh! big rocks, dark black muddy dirt, light pebbly mealy gravelly dirt, and now fattening creamy spoil! the KVK is amazing!