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g0b
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I've heard that initials of all designers of the Klamath were written on the die...
That 's true ! But I didn't imagine they were so many 
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| Awesome, did you take this picture? |
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g0b
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| Windmiller wrote: | | Awesome, did you take this picture? |
Yes. In fact, 8 pictures stitched...
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Thats just plain awsome  |
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g0b
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Right.
JSM stands for John S. Miller, JB and JSH for Jim Bergman and Jenny S. Hernandez (according to this page : http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/creatures/pages/klamath.html ) needs to find all the others
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| g0b wrote: | | Windmiller wrote: | | Awesome, did you take this picture? |
Yes. In fact, 8 pictures stitched...
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What did you use to take these pics? |
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JSM/JB/JSH are larger than others .
I guess they play a more important role in the designing of KLAMATH. 
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What did you use to take these pics? |
(Stereo) microscope , photo tube and DSLR
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