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June 2005

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Hello to a River

Pick your pleasure: Whether it’s the remote canyons of the Rio Grande, the peaceful currents of the Sabinal, or the rip-roaring rapids of the Guadalupe, our team of thrill seekers has found the best places along our favorite Texas rivers to go tubing, kayaking, fishing, camping, birding, picnicking, and more.

by Stayton Bonner, S. C. Gwynne, Stacy Hollister, Christopher Keyes and Charlie Llewellin

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