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SLIDES FEATURING:
Road Trip from Fargo, ND to Boise, ID
Mt Rushmore
Yellowstone National Park
The Grand Teton
Washington State University – Pullman
Glacier National Park
Lesley’s Aussie Trip
Countryside Idaho

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