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Cranes in Sheldon

by René Featherstone<br> Special to Herald
| March 25, 2011 6:00 AM

OTHELLO – There is a land where high sagebrush desert runs on forever: no house, no fence, no lights for 500,000 serene acres, at night the firmament ablaze with stars. Table formations rise tall and long, escarpments hover. Pronghorn you see, bighorn sheep and wild horses and burros, rabbits, sage grouse, horned larks. And Sandhill cranes.

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