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BlogOklahoma.us Need to get a couple of pictures of the small blue or brown "Historical Marker Ahead" signs. They look just like the "Roadside Table 1 Mile" signs.

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    BlogOklahoma.us Some of Oklahoma's roadside tables are a great place to stop, stretch your legs, and have a quick roadside picnic.

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      BlogOklahoma.us ‎"Roadside Table 1 Mile" is the most seen sign on our trip through the Oklahoma Panhandle.

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        BlogOklahoma.us Historical Marker Ahead

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          • Mitch Kelly Am I the only one that calls them Hysterical markers? Doubt it...
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          • Rob Miles Nope, you aren't the only one.
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        BlogOklahoma.us Finally got all the pictures uploaded. I still need to label them. Collection: Oklahoma Panhandle Expedition http://bit.ly/9dShD6

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          BlogOklahoma.us Another hike up Black Mesa. In this one he finds a geocache. (via YouTube/youmustvotenato)

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          The highest point in Oklahoma
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            BlogOklahoma.us At Black Mesa in winter (via YouTube/kisscactus)

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            January 30, 2010 - Our visit to Black Mesa, the Oklahoma High Point. See all of my photos from this visit here: http://coloradoguy.com/oklahoma-high-point/black-mesa.htm This scenic spot is located in the far western edge of the Oklahoma panhandle, near Kenton OK.
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              BlogOklahoma.us A hike up Black Mesa, Oklahoma via YouTube/steekystone

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              Travel to Black Mesa in Cimarron County Oklahoma. Footage of the 4 mile hike includes Oklahoma's high point marker. This is the best footage of the Oklahoma high point hike on the web.
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                BlogOklahoma.us BlogOklahoma.us / Blog / Working on our Panhandle Expedition http://bit.ly/aLvtwO

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                  BlogOklahoma.us Link for tonight's Primary Election results at OK.gov/elections : http://www.ok.gov/elections/support/10pri.html

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                    BlogOklahoma.us To my Elk City, OK friends and neighbors : We have a local proposition on the ballot. http://bit.ly/cFZhYa Please go vote.

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                      BlogOklahoma.us Oklahoma's Primary Elections are TOMORROW. Remember to go vote. You may have non-primary items on your local ballot. Contact your county election board if you have any questions. http://www.ok.gov/elections/

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                        BlogOklahoma.us Hope to get the rest of our Panhandle expedition pictures uploaded to Flickr over the week. After that we'll start filling in the Historic Places Database. Going to be a few weeks to get it all done.

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                          BlogOklahoma.us You Are Now Entering Old "No Man's Land". Woah, deja vu. Beaver County line on U.S. 64

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                            BlogOklahoma.us Gate, Oklahoma