Salk middle schoolers hike

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Sun., Oct. 22, 2023

Sixth-graders from Salk Middle School, including band teacher Jeff McMurtery, left, hike in small groups on the Pine Bluff Trail in Riverside State Park Friday, Oct. 20, 2023 on a school field trip. The kids only hiked about two miles but was a change from classrooms and computer screens to the natural environment.

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Sixth-graders from Salk Middle School, including band teacher Jeff McMurtery, center, hike the Pine Bluff Trail in Riverside State Park Friday, Oct. 20, 2023 on a school field trip. The kids only hiked about two miles but was a change from classrooms and computer screens to the natural environment.

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Sixth-graders from Salk Middle School, including band teacher Jeff McMurtery, third in line, hike the Pine Bluff Trail in Riverside State Park Friday, Oct. 20, 2023 on a school field trip. The kids only hiked about two miles but was a change from classrooms and computer screens to the natural environment.

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Sixth-graders from Salk Middle School hike up the Pine Bluff Trail in Riverside State Park Friday, Oct. 20, 2023 on a school field trip. The kids only hiked about two miles but it was a change from classrooms and computer screens to the natural environment.

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Sixth-graders from Salk Middle School hike up the Pine Bluff Trail in Riverside State Park on Friday during a school field trip. The kids only hiked about 3 miles, but it was a change of pace from classrooms and computer screens to the natural environment.

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Sixth-graders from Salk Middle School scramble up on a log for a picture before continuing down the Pine Bluff Trail in Riverside State Park Friday, Oct. 20, 2023 on a school field trip. The kids only hiked about two miles but it was a change of pace from classrooms and computer screens to the natural environment.

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