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How wonderful these kids get to see a treasure like Beidler Forest. All kids should have the chance to be out in nature but any outside camp in the lowcountry is usually such a HOT affair... but under these trees it is soooo much cooler!!
Posted by: Teacher Mom
This is a wonderful way to introduce students to the wonder of nature, impress upon them its fragility and our responsibility as good citizens to protect the environment, preserve this gift we received and pass it along in good, if not better, shape to our descendants.
Posted by: Biker Bob
You are certainly to be congratulated Mr. Musselman. This is a very important thing that you do and these children are fortunate to have had the opportunity to see and appreciate nature up close.
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