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A judge dismissed a subsequent breach of probation charge again Fryingpan, citing his treatment at Mike's hands as "cruel and unusual."
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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Bald eagles flying low over the water and perched in the trees are a regular sight on both the Roaring Fork and the Fryingpan, and anglers might catch a glimpse of the bighorn sheep that call the Fryingpan Valley home.
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"I've always heard that the Fryingpan is a great river to fish in winter," said Belvan, who made the trip to see for himself.
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Bald eagles flying low over the water and perched in the trees are a regular sight on both the Roaring Fork and the Fryingpan, and anglers might catch a glimpse of the bighorn sheep that call the Fryingpan Valley home.
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"I've always heard that the Fryingpan is a great river to fish in winter," said Belvan, who made the trip to see for himself.
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Bald eagles flying low over the water and perched in the trees are a regular sight on both the Roaring Fork and the Fryingpan, and anglers might catch a glimpse of the bighorn sheep that call the Fryingpan Valley home.
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These are truly the fish of a lifetime for most anglers and are one of the reasons why the Fryingpan is a world-renowned trout fishery.
Aspen Times - Top Stories Kirk Webb Special to The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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"I've always heard that the Fryingpan is a great river to fish in winter," said Belvan, who made the trip to see for himself.
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He recalled Fryingpan saying: "That Taser really hurts."
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Bald eagles flying low over the water and perched in the trees are a regular sight on both the Roaring Fork and the Fryingpan, and anglers might catch a glimpse of the bighorn sheep that call the Fryingpan Valley home.
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