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On one side of the locks salmon are hurling themselves out of the water into broad daylight just to get up one six inch step in the fish ladder. Their tailfins flail furiously, one breaches the surface of the sound in a perfect arc and plunges back in again. We cheer for them as they ... ...read more.http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1434/1099235042_46b5a343de.jpg