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Manning Park Hike 2005

Published Saturday, September 10, 2005 by Jim Meldrum | E-mail this post

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Jimmy Allison Andy and Sophia went to Manning in Summer 2005. Here's some photos.
I wanna be a Cowboy.


Rain in Hope. We walked through some of the train tunnels and did some exploring in the rain.


A hiking we will go (just for the day).



Group shot.



All the time spent figuring out how to pose for the group shot got us lost. Jim looks at the map (note he is actually carrying a compass).


Ever see that movie?

Summit Shot

Yesss.


During our rest we adopted this dog.



Hmm.





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