Not pictured is Anne Brodeur who also helped..
The booth was a joint effort by the Friends of Cub Run and The Friends of Little Rocky Run.
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| The watershed model is as popular as the bug table. Children can see how sediment, and even dog poop, flows into the local creek. Charlotte Seid is demonstrating in center background. | |||||||||||||||||
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| The early birds who set the booth up were, from left, Ned Foster, Lynn Foster, Joanna Cornell, Blythe Merritt, and Linda Rosen. Not pictured is Anne Brodeur who also helped.. The booth was a joint effort by the Friends of Cub Run and The Friends of Little Rocky Run. |
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