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JohnPhillips

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I'm based at N47 (Pottstown Municipal in PA) and this area is infested with a new bug called the lantern fly.

It's important to make sure that I don't take any with me when I fly as I could spread them into an area that they have not yet reached.

Some days this is a lot harder to do then others.
 

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