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Photo Credits: Rick Zamore, SCA Program Manager
You can read Rick's short article about Cumberland Island in the February edition of Hands On.

A section of the bridle trail at Bethpage State Park is so muddy, that the suction reportedly pulled shoes off of the horses hooves (it definitely pulled boots off of feet). Since the terrain makes drainage impossible, this turnpike will elevate the trail, allowing water do drain through the tread surface, keeping all mud below the structure, and maintaining a solid surface for horse and vehicle traffic.

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What if you woke up one winter morning to a suddenly alien landscape?...

Thanks, Ted Miller, for photos of SCA DC's retreat at Hard Bargain Farm -- 24 first year students, 5 old faithfuls, and an awesome staff.

More year-end, all-time-great photos. Thanks Garrett and Kevin for your photos! And thanks American Eagle Outfitters for making SCA's Alternative Spring Break program possible.

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Removing graffitti and restoring trails on spring break in the Grand Canyon. Thanks, American Eagle Outfitters, for making this possible.

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Another post in our "best-photos-of-all-time" series. When it rains in Houston, well, it really rains. But this SCA crew didn't seem to mind. They planted lots of trees and had some fun doing it.

Thanks Misty Knight, Houston crewleader, for the great photos.

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Another in our year-end-best-of-09 series. Thanks Dan Crossett for the photos and your contribution to saving coral reefs.

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Thanks Kevin Bacher, Mount Rainier Volunteer Supervisor, for the great photo -- our all-time favorite for 2009.

Looking for an expense-paid internship? Check out this Visitor Services internship starting at Mount Rainier this spring.

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