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Alabama - Fort Rucker - Lake Tholocco

on January 12, 2026

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ALABAMA
FORT RUCKER
Lake Tholocco

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A moody landscape of Lake Tholocco with dark storm clouds gathering overhead. A small orange buoy floats in the dark water near a grassy island in the middle distance.

ALABAMA ALABAMA - FORT RUCKER

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