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Aquatic plant life at Kingbird Pond

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00265-kingbird-pond-water-8.jpg I walk around a bend and here it is: Kingbird PondThumbnailsBack on the bike, I can't help but think that the rolling hills of Orestimba Creek Road are probably more fun in cooler weatherI walk around a bend and here it is: Kingbird PondThumbnailsBack on the bike, I can't help but think that the rolling hills of Orestimba Creek Road are probably more fun in cooler weatherI walk around a bend and here it is: Kingbird PondThumbnailsBack on the bike, I can't help but think that the rolling hills of Orestimba Creek Road are probably more fun in cooler weatherI walk around a bend and here it is: Kingbird PondThumbnailsBack on the bike, I can't help but think that the rolling hills of Orestimba Creek Road are probably more fun in cooler weatherI walk around a bend and here it is: Kingbird PondThumbnailsBack on the bike, I can't help but think that the rolling hills of Orestimba Creek Road are probably more fun in cooler weather

With so much plant life in the water here, I wonder if the water here tastes really green, even after filtering, like the water at Mississippi Lake. Hmmm... I walk back to the bike.