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RiverTrek Day 4: Dead Lakes

by Georgia Ackerman October 13, 2012

by Georgia Ackerman October 13, 2012

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Georgia Ackerman RiverTrek 2012 co-Coordinator

Good morning from Dead Lakes! Headed to ramp to launch.

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