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Yeah! We can fish.228 viewsMy two son's and there friend after a short fishing trip. Nice smallmouth, a green sunfish, longeared sunfish and a coulple nice goggle eye that you can't see.Sandstone
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Route 66 Steel Truss Bridge195 viewsScenic dolomite bluffs overlook the old Route 66 bridge from the 1920s, crossing the Big Piney River near Devil's Elbow in Pulaski County, Mo.riverhillstraveler
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Summer Flower186 viewsTickseed Coreopsis, a summer flower. Taken at Shaw Nature Preserve off of I-44 near Washington, Mo. (I think). By Rudi Rudroffriverhillstraveler
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The Way We Came9 viewsCherokees were ferried across the Mississippi River just north of Cape Girardeau during removal from their homelands in the south. This view from the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi and western Illinois was taken from Trail of Tears State Park. It is one similar to what the Cherokees may have seen before continuing their arduous journey across Missouri to Indian Territory in the winter of 1838-39. Kathleen Brotherton writes about the Trail of Tears in the July 2008 print edition of River Hills Traveler.
riverhillstravelerJul 04, 2008
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Canoe polers compete on Meramec13 viewsMatt Swift of Virginia placed fifth in the Wildwater race in the Open class of the National Canoe Poling Championships held at Route 66 State Park on the Meramec River May 29-31. The Beletz brothers of St. Louis founded competitive canoe poling on the same stretch of river in 1965. A story on the event and results is in the July 2008 print edition of River Hills Traveler. Photo by Mena Schmid.riverhillstravelerJul 04, 2008
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Johnson Shut-Ins Reopen12 viewsWorkers construct the boardwalk platform at Johnson Shut-Ins in April of this year. Johnson Shut-Ins State Park opened for swimming June 26, 2008, until Aug. 24. The park store, which includes modern restroom facilities and drinking water, will be open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. during the same time frame. Further details are available in the July 2008 print edition of River Hills Traveler. Division of State Parks/ Mo. DNR photoriverhillstravelerJul 04, 2008
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Camping Club Leaders21 viewsAlan and Christina Young are administrators for the Off Road Camping Club, an organization started in October 2007 to bring together people interested in camping, hiking, canoeing and kayaking in the Ozarks region. The group's web site is http://www.offroadcampingclub.com. Look for a story on the organization in the July 2008 issue of River Hills Traveler.riverhillstravelerJun 15, 2008
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