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Jun 01 2010

USFS Kanga Bay Cabin

Published by Mim at 4:02 pm under Alaska, Kanga Bay, Pets, Redoubt Lake, Sea Otter, Shooting Star, Tongass National Forest

The weekend at Kanga Bay was a huge success. Lots of photos posted over in my Picassa album: http://picasaweb.google.com/sheltercovepublishing/MemorialDayWeekend2010#

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