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Victor and Ellen Boschman from Holland, visit Barker Dam in Joshua Tree National Park, on Thursday, April 23, 2015, where the Dam is back to it's original look after graffiti that had disfigured it for some time was painted over. The Dam was put off limits several years ago after vandals carved their names into the cement of the historic landmark, built by Old West ranchers for water storage. The work was done by University of New Mexico conservators. (Kurt Miller/The Press-Enterprise via AP)
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