Great Waddle Walk-Off/Fresh Air Friday
Thanksgiving is a special time for friends and family to gather together for relaxation and fun!
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Thanksgiving is a special time for friends and family to gather together for relaxation and fun! Wouldn't it be nice to add an adventure in the great outdoors, where you can stretch your legs and fill your lungs with wonderful fresh air? Come to Barr Lake for Fresh Air Friday and enjoy a peaceful stroll around the reservoir! Dogs are welcome everywhere except the wildlife refuge. After your hike, enjoy some hot soup while it lasts! Sponsored by Friends of Barr Lake!
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