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This may not be exactly what everyone likes to picture when they think of a burrow. It looks like tiny mice are trying to burrow in, but they can't hide completely! Jeanne Burrows-Johnson draws on experience in education, the performing arts, marketing, and design. Upper Covillea belt, scattered or forming thin forests;ranging from 3,000 to 4,000. For now, motorists and adventurers looking forward to enjoying the Ebbetts and.