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Father and son earthmovers at Willow Creek

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Contributed by: Tom Kocialski on 1/28/2008

While walking the Willow Creek trail last week, I noticed a crew working on improving the banks and drainage of the creek near Willow Creek Park. I returned to the area on Sunday afternoon, January 27, and was amused by the way the crew parked their earthmoving equipment for the weekend. They had parked a small Bobcat (little kitty), nestling it underneath a large Caterpillar (big cat). The scene reminded me of a father and son, so I snapped some pictures of the cute configuration.

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Tom Kocialski

Centennial , CO

Tom Kocialski has posted 4 stories and 3 comments since joining on 9/14/2005. Tom Kocialski's average story rating is 5.

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