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Seen on the Road to Morros

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Some pictures and videos from our trip to the camp construction project today.

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More courage than sense…

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Just hanging out on the side of the road…

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"Let's see it sink here!"

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Dangerous crossing…

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Happy trails…

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What #rice really looks like…

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#rainbow road.

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